4.2.2 Message with Subfolders and Display Folder

The following is an example of a message adhering to schema version 2.0 that specifies a DisplayFolder attribute and a <SubFolders> element.

 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
 <ResourceCollection
   PubDate="2011-06-17T19:04:10.5016737Z"
   SchemaVersion="2.0" xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/ts/2007/05/tswf">
   <Publisher
     LastUpdated="2011-06-17T19:03:31.5149404Z"
     Name="Example Connection"
     ID="examplehost.exampledomain"
     Description=""
     SupportsReconnect="true"
     DisplayFolder="/">
     <SubFolders>
       <Folder
         Name="/Utility" />
       <Folder
         Name="/System tools" />
     </SubFolders>
     <Resources>
       <Resource
         ID="e13cf7ba28237d579452c939bf0ce33157b2effb"
         Alias="wordpad-Remote-CmsRdsh"
         Title="WordPad"
         LastUpdated="2011-06-17T19:03:31.5149404Z"
         Type="RemoteApp">
         <Icons>
           <IconRaw
             FileType="Ico"
             FileURL="https://contoso.com/RDWeb/img/rawicon/wordpad-Remote-CmsRdsh.ico" />
           <Icon32
             Dimensions="32x32"
             FileType="Png"
             FileURL="https://contoso.com/RDWeb/img/png/wordpad-Remote-CmsRdsh_32x32.png" />
         </Icons>
         <FileExtensions />
         <Folders>
           <Folder
             Name="/" />
         </Folders>
         <HostingTerminalServers>
           <HostingTerminalServer>
             <ResourceFile
               FileExtension=".rdp"
               URL="/RDWeb/Pages/rdp/examplehost.exampledomain-wordpad-Remote-CmsRdsh.rdp" />
             <TerminalServerRef
               Ref="examplehost.exampledomain" />
           </HostingTerminalServer>
         </HostingTerminalServers>
       </Resource>
     </Resources>
     <TerminalServers>
       <TerminalServer
         ID="examplehost.exampledomain"
         Name="examplehost.exampledomain"
         LastUpdated="2011-06-17T19:03:31.5149404Z" />
     </TerminalServers>
   </Publisher>
 </ResourceCollection>