STATE_DISABLED STATE_ENABLED Gets the names of all folders.

Creates a set of folders.

Deletes a set of folders.

Deletes all folders.

Sets the description for a set of folders. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the description for a set of folders.

Sets the device group for a set of folders. The device group specifies the set of devices for which the objects contained in the folder are kept synchronized.

Gets the device group for a set of folders.

Gets whether the value returned by get_device_group was inherited from the parent folder.

Sets the traffic group that will be used for failover.

Gets the name of the folder's traffic group. Note that if the keyword "default" was used to set the traffic group, the value returned here will be the actual name of the traffic group that was inherited.

Gets a flag indicating whether the traffic group was inherited from the parent folder.

Sets whether strict device group reference validation is performed during sync behavior on items in this folder.

Gets whether strict device group reference validation is performed during sync behavior on items in this folder.

Gets the version information for this interface.

Gets the names of all folders.

Creates a set of folders.

Deletes a set of folders.

Deletes all folders.

Sets the description for a set of folders. This is an arbitrary field which can be used for any purpose.

Gets the description for a set of folders.

Sets the device group for a set of folders. The device group specifies the set of devices for which the objects contained in the folder are kept synchronized.

Gets the device group for a set of folders.

Gets whether the value returned by get_device_group was inherited from the parent folder.

Sets the traffic group that will be used for failover.

Gets the name of the folder's traffic group. Note that if the keyword "default" was used to set the traffic group, the value returned here will be the actual name of the traffic group that was inherited.

Gets a flag indicating whether the traffic group was inherited from the parent folder.

Sets whether strict device group reference validation is performed during sync behavior on items in this folder.

Gets whether strict device group reference validation is performed during sync behavior on items in this folder.

Gets the version information for this interface.

A folder stores an arbitrary set of configuration objects. The system uses folders to control access to objects and to control synchronization of these objects within a device group. Folders are organized in a tree heirarchy, much like the folders or directories on a computer's file system. Objects stored in folders are referenced by the name of the individual object, preceded by its folder name, preceded by the names of any parent folders, up to the root folder (/), all separated by slashes (/), e.g., /george/server/virt-a. Note: methods to access the active folder for a session are found in the System::Session interface.