Folder Object

Folder Object

The Folder object represents a folder or container within the MAPI system. A folder can contain subfolders and messages.

At a Glance

Specified in type library:

CDO.DLL

First available in:

CDO Library version 1.0.a

Parent objects:

Folders collection InfoStoreSession

Child objects:

Fields collection Folders collection Messages collection

Default property:

(none)

Properties

Name

Available since version

Type

Access

Application

1.0.a

String

Read-only

Class

1.0.a

Long

Read-only

Fields

1.0.a

Field object or Fields collection object

Read-only

FolderID

1.0.a

String

Read-only

Folders

1.0.a

Folders collection object

Read-only

HiddenMessages

1.2

Messages collection object

Read-only

ID

1.0.a

String

Read-only

MAPIOBJECT

1.0.a

IUnknown object

Read/write (Note: Not available to Visual Basic applications)

Messages

1.0.a

Messages collection object

Read-only

Name

1.0.a

String

Read/write

Parent

1.0.a

Folders collection object or InfoStore object

Read-only

Session

1.0.a

Session object

Read-only

StoreID

1.0.a

String

Read-only

Methods

Name

Available since version

Parameters

CopyTo

1.1

folderID as String, (optional) storeID as String, (optional) name as String, (optional) copySubfolders as Boolean

Delete

1.0.a

(none)

IsSameAs

1.1

objFolder2 as Object

MoveTo

1.1

folderID as String, (optional) storeID as String

Update

1.0.a

(optional) makePermanent as Boolean, (optional) refreshObject as Boolean

Remarks

A Folder object can be rendered into HTML hypertext using the CDO Rendering ObjectRenderer object. To specify this, set the object renderer's DataSource property to the Folder object itself. The individual properties that can be rendered with the RenderProperty method are indicated in the Folder object property descriptions.

A Folder object can also be rendered as the parent of a Messages collection, using the ContainerRenderer object. The individual properties that can be rendered with the RenderProperty method are indicated in the Folder object property descriptions.

Changes to a folder are not saved by MAPI until you call its Update method.