RootNode Interface
Topic Last Modified: 2006-06-13
The TreeView control contains a RootNode object and the RootNodes collection. The following topics describe the properties and methods for the RootNode interface.
A root node is a URL to a virtual directory in the Exchange store, such as a URL to mailbox stores or public folders. A new public folder tree must be configured as a virtual directory using the Exchange System Manager. Example URLs are shown in the following table.
Root node example URL | Description |
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https://servername/public |
The URL to the default public folder tree, used by MAPI clients as installed by Microsoft® Exchange Server 2007 |
https://servername/exchange/username |
The URL to a private mailbox |
https://servername/pft_1 |
The URL to a new public folder tree |
https://servername/pft_2 |
The URL to a new public folder tree |
You can ascertain URLs, the display name, and authentication information from a RootNode object. Each root node can have its own authorization information.
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Properties
Name | Type | Description |
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Boolean |
Specifies whether or not authorization is required to access a root node. |
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String |
Specifies the display name of the root node. |
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Long |
Specifies the number of Node objects in the collection. Read-only. |
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IBodyPart |
Specifies the BodyPart object that is specified by the index. Read-only. |
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IEnumVARIANT |
Specifies an IEnumVARIANT interface on an Enumeration object for the collection. This property is hidden from Microsoft Visual Basic® and Visual Basic Scripting Edition (VBScript). |
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String |
Specifies the password to access to the root node. |
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String |
Specifies the URL of the root node. |
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String |
Specifies the user name to access to the root node. |
Methods
Name | Description |
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Adds a root node to the collection. ![]()
This method is for future use and is not currently implemented. Instead, use the EXTV AddRootNode Method.
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