System::Session::ReturnedPath

Introduced : BIG-IP_v11.0.0
Specification for the path information included with object names. There are no methods to retrieve the folder that hold a specific object. To determine that, when querying object names, the full folder path can be prepended to the name, e.g., /george/server/virtual/repository-a. However, that is not always wanted. The returned object path could include the full path, a path relative to the active folder, or even just the bare path-less object name. This enumeration controls that option.

Members

Member

Value

Description

PATH_UNKNOWN

0

Invalid or unrecognized enumeration value.

PATH_FULL

1

Return the full object path.

PATH_RELATIVE

2

Return the path relative to the active folder. If the object is not in a folder under the active folder, the full object path is returned. For example, if the active folder is /george/server, querying the object /george/server/virtual/repository-a returns virtual/repository-a. If the active folder is /herman/server, querying that object returns /george/server/virtual/repository-a.

PATH_BARE

3

Return no path information in the object names. In this case, the folder information is completely eliminated from the object name. For example, querying the object /george/server/virtual/repository-a returns “repository-a”. This option should be used with care, but has been added for strict backward compatibility with the pre-folder releases.

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