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dev:sapi:path_spec [2022/04/20 16:20] – created vikkidev:sapi:path_spec [2022/04/20 16:25] (current) vikki
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 But note that the final path is subject to individual API semantic verification. Example, an API may reject a path because it is not pointing to an existing folder. But note that the final path is subject to individual API semantic verification. Example, an API may reject a path because it is not pointing to an existing folder.
-General form: [/][ <AreaName> [/relative_path_to_item | / ] ] 
  
-Examples: +General form<ff:'Courier New'>[/][ <AreaName> [/relative_path_to_item | ] ]</ff>
-path=/Private/subdir/My File.doc  - specifying a particular file.+
  
-(Please note that the parameter should be appropriately urlencoded to path=%2FPrivate%2Fsubdir%2FMy%20File.doc but in the examples here we will not do it to avoid the clutter.)+Examples:\\ 
 +<ff:'Courier New'>path=/Private/subdir/My File.doc</ff>  - specifying a particular file.
  
-path=/ +(Please note that the parameter should be appropriately urlencoded to <ff:'Courier New'>path=%2FPrivate%2Fsubdir%2FMy%20File.doc</ff> but in the examples here we will not do it to avoid the clutter.)
-This specifies the root, the point where all other storage area begin from. +
-path=/Company Share - specifying the Company Share area (folder) +
-path=Company Share - the leading / can be dropped+
  
-path=/Private/subdir/subdir/ - specifying a folder +<ff:'Courier New'>path=/</ff>\\  
-path=/Private/subdir/subdir - trailing / not significant+This specifies the root, the point where all other storage area begin from.\\  
 +<ff:'Courier New'>path=/Company Share</ff> - specifying the Company Share area (folder)\\  
 +<ff:'Courier New'>path=Company Share</ff> - the leading / can be dropped 
 + 
 +<ff:'Courier New'>path=/Private/subdir/subdir/</ff> - specifying a folder\\  
 +<ff:'Courier New'>path=/Private/subdir/subdir</ff> - trailing / not significant
  
 The first part of the path is assumed to be an areaname (toplevel folder), e.g. "Public Share", "Private", etc. The first part of the path is assumed to be an areaname (toplevel folder), e.g. "Public Share", "Private", etc.
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