如何使用 .NET 获取 Lotus Notes 文件夹的父 ID？
我正在从 Lotus Notes 访问邮件文件。
例如“收件箱”，但收件箱可以再次包含子文件夹。
因此，为了区分，我比较每个文件夹的父 ID。
I am accessing Mail files from Lotus Notes.
For example "Inbox" but Inbox can again contain sub-folders.
So in order to differentiate i am comparing Parent Id of each folder.
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我使用的是旧版本的 Lotus Notes，因此我可能会在这里遗漏一些信息。在我的版本中，收件箱无法像 Outlook 那样拥有子文件夹。
但是，您可以为用户创建的文件夹设置文件夹层次结构。例如，假设我已将一些邮件归档到名为“部门”的文件夹中。更具体地说，我在部门内创建了几个名为“HR”、“Finance”和“IT”的文件夹。文件夹名称反映了我创建的层次结构。文件夹的名称（技术上只是 IsFolder = True 的 NotesViews）如下：
您可以轻松解析文件夹名称以获取所需的父子关系信息，然后按名称访问“父”文件夹一个ID。
I'm on an old version of Lotus Notes, so I may be missing a piece of information here. In my version, there is no way for the Inbox to have a sub-folder like you might have in, say, Outlook.
However, you can have a hierarchy of folders for user-created folders. So for example, let's say I've filed some of my mail in a folder called "Departments". Then to be more specific, I've created a few folders within Departments called "HR", "Finance", and "IT". The folder names reflect the hierarchy I've created. The names of the folders (which are technically just NotesViews with a IsFolder = True) would be as follows:
You could easily parse the folder names to get the parent child relationship information you need, and then access the "parent" folder by name instead of an ID.
如果您只是想获取“父”文件夹的句柄（如果存在），那么您可以获取当前文件夹的名称（使用 NotesView::Name 属性），然后拆分除该名称的最后一个组件之外的所有组件获取（潜在的）父文件夹的名称。然后，尝试使用 NotesDatabase::GetView 来查看是否存在具有该父名称的文件夹。
Notes 中没有实际的文件夹层次结构 - 文件夹纯粹根据文件夹的全名嵌套显示（文件夹“A / B”显示为嵌套在“A”下，但它们在 Notes 数据存储中没有真正的关系）。
如果您确实正在寻找唯一的 ID 来“区分”文件夹，那么您可以使用 NotesView::UniversalID 属性。
If you are simply trying to get a handle to the "parent" foler (when one exists), then you can get the current folder's name (using NotesView::Name property), and then split out all but the last component of that name to get the (potential) parent folder's name. Then, try using NotesDatabase::GetView to see if a folder by that parent name exists.
There is no actual folder hierarchy in Notes - folders are displayed nested based purely on the full name of the folder ( folder "A / B" is displayed nested under "A", but they have no true relationship within the Notes data store).
If you actually are looking for a unique ID to "differentiate" between folders, then you can use the NotesView::UniversalID attribute.