def __init__(self, folder_s):
        '''BIG-IP® system folder resource.

        Folder objects are the same as the partition so we need to deal with
        them slightly differently than other Resources.  For example when
        you refresh/load them you need to use the partition name instead of
        the partition and name because their self link looks something like
        `https://localhost/mgmt/tm/sys/folder/~testfolder`.  Notice that there
        is no ~partition~name format for the object.
        '''
        super(Folder, self).__init__(folder_s)
        self._meta_data['required_json_kind'] = 'tm:sys:folder:folderstate'
        # refresh() and load() require partition, not name
        self._meta_data['required_load_parameters'] = set()
        self._meta_data['required_creation_parameters'].update(('subPath',))
def __init__ ( self , folder_s ) : super ( Folder , self ) . __init__ ( folder_s ) self . _meta_data [ 'required_json_kind' ] = 'tm:sys:folder:folderstate' self . _meta_data [ 'required_load_parameters' ] = set ( ) self . _meta_data [ 'required_creation_parameters' ] . update ( ( 'subPath' , ) )
BIG-IP® system folder resource.

        Folder objects are the same as the partition so we need to deal with
        them slightly differently than other Resources.  For example when
        you refresh/load them you need to use the partition name instead of
        the partition and name because their self link looks something like
        `https://localhost/mgmt/tm/sys/folder/~testfolder`.  Notice that there
        is no ~partition~name format for the object.