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ManagedFolderInformation

Topic Last Modified: 2007-09-20

The ManagedFolderInformation element contains information about a managed custom folder.

Syntax

<ManagedFolderInformation>
   <CanDelete/>
   <CanRenameOrMove/>
   <MustDisplayComment/>
   <HasQuota/>
   <IsManagedFoldersRoot/>
   <ManagedFolderId/>
   <Comment/>
   <StorageQuota/>
   <FolderSize/>
   <HomePage/>
</ManagedFolderInformation>

Type

ManagedFolderInformationType

Attributes and Elements

The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.

Attributes

None.

Child Elements

Element Description

CanDelete

Indicates whether a managed folder can be deleted by a customer.

CanRenameOrMove

Indicates whether a given managed folder can be renamed or moved by the customer.

MustDisplayComment

Indicates whether the managed folder comment must be displayed.

HasQuota

Indicates whether the managed folder has a quota.

IsManagedFoldersRoot

Indicates whether the managed folder is the root for all managed folders.

ManagedFolderId

Contains the folder ID of the managed folder.

Comment

Contains the comment that is associated with a managed folder.

StorageQuota

Describes the storage quota for the managed folder.

FolderSize

Describes the total size of all the contents of a managed folder.

HomePage

Specifies the URL that will be the default home page for the managed folder.

Parent Elements

Element Description

Folder

Represents a folder in the Exchange store. Managed custom folders can only be subfolders of the folder named Managed Folders.

CalendarFolder

Not applicable.

ContactsFolder

Not applicable.

SearchFolder

Not applicable.

TasksFolder

Not applicable.

Remarks

The schema that describes this element is located in the EWS virtual directory of the computer that is running Microsoft Exchange Server 2007 that has the Client Access server role installed.

Element Information

Namespace

https://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types

Schema name

Types schema

Validation file

Types.xsd

Can be empty

False