Groupwise Developer's Guide

Call WalkFolders(gwTempFolder)
Next i
End If
End Sub
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Example in Delphi:
//gwFolder is a valid Folder object
procedure WalkFolders (gwFolder:Variant);
var i:integer;gwFolders,gwTempFolder:variant;
begin
gwFolders:=gwFolder.Folders;
if gwFolders.Count > 0 then begin
For i:=1 to gwFolders.Count do begin
gwTempFolder := gwFolders.Item(i);
ShowMessage(gwTempFolder.Name);
WalkFolders(gwTempFolder);
end;
end;
end
Now if you call WalkFolders(), each folder in the Cabinet, and then each
sub-folder, all the way to the bottom level will be displayed in sequence. Of
course, you will likely never just show the folder names in this manner, but this
example is illustrative of the way to recreate a folder structure from GroupWise.
Nesting may create problems with the Folders.ItemByName() method
because it will search all folders within the given Folders collection. Thus, as
discussed above, you should examine the Folder.ParentFolder property to
determine what level of nesting the folder object is in.
The following properties also return a Folder object:
• Account.Cabinet: Returns the Cabinet folder, which is a system folder.
• Account.Calendar: Returns the Calendar folder, which is a system
folder that holds appointment, note, and task items.
• Account.DocumentsFolder: Returns the Documents folder, which
holds recently used document references.
• Account.Mailbox: Returns the Mailbox folder, which is the default
delivery location for new mail items.
• Account.RootFolder: Returns the top-level folder in the account. By
default, this folder holds all other folders including the Mailbox, Calendar,
Cabinet, WorkFolder, and DocumentsFolder. The end user can move them in
the client, but usually does not do so.
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