Hosted Email 2007::RemoveFolderPermission

This procedure removes permission from an existing public folder.

Arguments

Remarks

Schema Definition

Input

<executeData> 
<organization>1..1 </organization>
<preferredDomainController>1..1 </preferredDomainController>
<user>1..1 </user>
<name>1..1 </name>
<allowedRights>1..1 
<allowedRight>1..unbounded </allowedRight>
</allowedRights>
<server>0..1 </server>
</executeData>

Output

<executeData>1..1 </executeData>

Sample Code

Example XML Request

<request>
  <data>
	<!--The LDAP Path of the organization-->
	<organization>LDAP://OU=AlpineSkiHouse,OU=ConsolidatedMessenger,OU=Hosting,DC=Fabrikam,DC=Com</organization>
	<!--The domain controller to use for Active Directory actions.-->
	<preferredDomainController>AD01.Fabrikam.Com</preferredDomainController>
	<!--The user principal name (UPN), Domailn\User, or alias of the user.-->
	<user>Admins@AlpineSkiHouse</user>
	<!--The path parameter specified themame of the Public Folder.-->
	<name>Legal</name>
	<!--Collection of one or more allowedRight definitions.-->
	<allowedRights>
	<!--One or more allowedRight definitions.-->
	<allowedRight>Publishing Editor</allowedRight>
	</allowedRights>
	<!--Obsolete. Specifies the server on which the public folder resides.-->
	<server>EXMBXOAB01</server>
  </data>
  <procedure>
	<execute namespace="Hosted Email 2007" procedure="RemoveFolderPermission" impersonate="1">
	<before source="data" sourcePath="organization" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="preferredDomainController" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="user" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="name" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="allowedRights" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<before source="data" sourcePath="server" destination="executeData" mode="move" />
	<after source="executeData" destination="data" mode="merge" />
	</execute>
  </procedure>
</request>

Example XML Response

<response> 
		<data />
</response>

Applies To