Special Folder Types in ODS-Briefcase
ODS-Briefcase supports many different types of folders, with varying features.
Normal
- Description: ordinary Briefcase folder.
 -  Example: 
- Go to Briefcase UI
 - Click "New folder" icon from the Main Horizontal Navigation.
 - Select for type folder "Normal"
 - Click "Created" 
                
 
 
Smart Folder
- Description: shows saved search criteria results. When chosen, a new Tab "Criteria" is shown. Here you can add for predefined fields conditions and values.
 -  Example: 
- Create folder with type "Smart Folder" and name let's say "smart"
 - Choose in the "Criteria" tab for: 
- Field: "File Name"
 - Condition:"starts with"
 - value: kidehen
 - Click the "Add" button to add the criteria.
 - Click "Create" 
                    
 
 - upload in your Briefcase home a file with name kidehen.vcf 
                
 - Go to the "smart" folder
 - As result the shown list of resources will contain the kidehen.vcf file: 
                
 
 
Category Folder
- Description: shows list of category folders
 -  Example: 
- Create folder with type "Category Folder" and name let's say "categorytest"
 - Go to "categorytest" folder 
                
 
 
Property Filter Folder
- Description: shows list of files by given WebDAV file property
 -  Example: 
- Go to Briefcase and click the "Create folder" icon from the Main Horizontal Navigation.
 - Choose type Property Filter Folder and with name let's say "filtertest".
 - In the new shown tab "Filter" enter for field: 
- Property name: OpenLink
 - Property value: Kingsley
 - Click "Create" 
                    
 
 - Now click the "Upload" icon from the Main Horizontal Navigation.
 - Select a file for ex. kidehen.vcf and the click "Upload"
 - Once the file is uploaded and shown in the list of available resources, click its "Properties" icon from the "Actions" column.
 - Enter in the "WebDAV Properties" section for "Properties": OpenLink and for "Value": Kingsley.
 - Click the "Add" button.
                
 - Click the "Update" button.
 - As result the "filtertest" folder should contain the file kidehen.vcf: 
                
 
 
Host FS Folders
- Description: shows list of the FS files. The name of the folder must be a name of a subfolder under the physical location folder of the virtuoso db file.
 -  Example: 
- Suppose there is subfolder tmp of the folder that contains your virtuoso db file
 - Go to Briefcase and create folder with type Host FS Folders and with name "tmp".
                
 - As result the new created "tmp" folder will contain the existing FS tmp folder's content: 
                
 
 
WebMail folder
-  Description: collects mails for a given instance.
 When chosen, a new Tab "WebMail" is shown for the folder, which contains the fields for oMail domain, oMail folder name and oMail name format: 
            
 -  Example: 
- Go to Briefcase and create folder with type *WebMail* and with name let's say "mymails".
 - Go to WebMail and create some messages.
 You will also receive a message in your Inbox from the ODS Adminstrator after creating the WebMail instance.
- More details on how to manage your mails you can find here.
 
 
- As result the Briefcase "mymails" folder will contain all the WebMail instance Inbox mails: 
                
 
 
OFM subscriptions
- Description: collects feeds subscriptions.
 -  Example: 
- Go to Briefcase and create folder with type OFM subscriptions and with name let's say "subscriptions".
 - Go to Feed Manager and subscribe for the feed feed: http://www.openlinksw.com/blog/~kidehen/gems/rss.xml 
- More details on how to subscribe you can find here
 
 - As result the Briefcase "subscriptions" folder will contain the subscribed for feed: 
                
 
 
RDF Upload Folder
-  Description: folder for rdf sink.
 When chosen, a new Tab "RDF Upload" is shown for the folder, which contains the fields for Graph name and setting Sponger (on/off).
            
 - Example: sample tutorial you can find here.
 
RDF Data
- Description: rdf DET folder, which collect data for given DET with graph and URL rewrite rules for ODS redirect and describe the ODS IRIs.
 - Example:
 
Linked Data Import
- Description: Linked Data Import folder.
 - Example: variety of tutorial you can find here.
 
Amazon S3
- Description: Amazon S3 service folder.
 - Example: sample tutorial you can find here.
 
Box Net
- Description: Box (box.com a/k/a box.net) service folder.
 - Example: sample tutorial you can find here.
 
Drop Box
- Description: Drop Box service folder.
 - Example: sample tutorial you can find here.
 
Google Drive
- Description: Google Drive service folder.
 - Example: sample tutorial you can find here.
 
Microsoft OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive)
-  Description: Microsoft 
OneDrive (formerly SkyDrive) service folder.  - Example: sample tutorial you can find here.