2.2.4.2.1 RopCreateFolder ROP Request Buffer

The following descriptions define valid fields for the RopCreateFolder ROP request buffer.


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RopId

LogonId

InputHandleIndex

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FolderType

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DisplayName (variable)

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Comment (variable)

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RopId (1 byte):  An unsigned integer that specifies the type of ROP. For this operation this field is set to 0x1C.

LogonId (1 byte):  An unsigned integer that specifies the logon associated with this operation.

InputHandleIndex (1 byte):  An unsigned integer index that specifies the location in the Server object handle table where the handle for the input Server object is stored. For more information about Server objects, see section 1.3.1.

OutputHandleIndex (1 byte):  An unsigned integer index that specifies the location in the Server object handle table where the handle for the output Server object will be stored.

FolderType (1 byte):  An enumeration that specifies what type of folder to create. The possible values for this enumeration are specified in [MS-OXCFOLD] section 2.2.1.2.1.

UseUnicodeStrings (1 byte):  A Boolean that specifies whether the DisplayName field and the Comment field contain Unicode characters or multibyte characters.

OpenExisting (1 byte):  A Boolean that specifies whether this operation opens a Folder object or fails when the Folder object already exists.

Reserved (1 byte):  Reserved. This field MUST be set to 0x00.

DisplayName (variable):  A null-terminated multibyte string that specifies the name of the created folder. If the value of the UseUnicodeStrings field is nonzero, the string is composed of Unicode characters. If the value of the UseUnicodeStrings field is zero, the string is composed of multibyte characters.

Comment (variable):  A null-terminated multibyte string that specifies the folder comment that is associated with the created folder. If the value of the UseUnicodeStrings field is nonzero, the string is composed of Unicode characters. If the value of the UseUnicodeStrings field is zero, the string is composed of multibyte characters.