C# class library to retrive all info from AD

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Hi
I was trying to find some code sample to write a C# class library to retrive all info from AD.

But i haven't really seen much online,some one enlighten me.

Thanks
Sha

Posted 20-Feb-11 14:10pm

shan1395

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Toli Cuturicu 21-Feb-11 4:50am

And AD means... Anno Domini or what??

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I tried to reproduce your result but failed.

Whatever I tried to Google typically returned few millions results. The best I could achieve was about 0.1 millions, when I put too many words in the query including "all info", which is explainable, because it's hard to imagine what that supposed to mean. Even in this case the relevance of results was pretty good; some results were complete with clear code samples.

I would ask you to share you Google query strings as I fail to understand your situation.

Thank you very much.

—SA

Posted 20-Feb-11 14:36pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Nish Nishant 20-Feb-11 20:42pm

>> The best I could achieve was about 0.1 millions <<

LOL!

Espen Harlinn 21-Feb-11 9:33am

Good reply :)

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:16pm

Thank you.
If not immediately helpful, so maybe sobering..?
--SA

Solution 3

See this link

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/316748[^]
:-O

Posted 20-Feb-11 17:10pm

Ashishmau

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Yusuf · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-20T17:09:00

Solution 2

Your question is very broad and I am not sure if you can get much help for everything you are looking for.

1. You are trying to write a library that can do some (all?) functionality of AD. Well I am assuming you know how to write class library
2. There many examples that show you how to work with AD such as

http://www.willasrari.com/blog/query-active-directory-users-using-c/000133.aspx[^]

How to get User Data from the Active Directory[^]

Now you need to refer to the documentation and figure out what methods to calls for the functionality you want to support.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.directoryservices.directoryentry.aspx[^]

Posted 20-Feb-11 17:09pm

Yusuf

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 20-Feb-11 23:40pm

Good, it's 5, too.
Why so much buzz about this Active Directory? The number of articles is too big; even though the question is too broad, amount of information is overwhelming.
--SA

shan1395 21-Feb-11 1:32am

Hi Yusuf,

I seen the example you mentioned,now i gotta problem how to execute my c# class library file,please help .Am damn new to .Net

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 8:00am

Being new is not a problem. If you are new then you need to start where everyone started. That is called LEARNING.

Yusuf 21-Feb-11 8:01am

The problem is many of this new "programmers" do not have the basics of Software Engineering. They seem to lack the basic understanding of the practice, aarrrrggggg!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:07pm

I think, there is no such think as software school, not yet, well, almost.
One big fallacy is teaching language without essential CS background, lack of wider picture and concepts; this is especially apparent on users of popular languages like C++ (not even mentioning VB).
--SA

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 21-Feb-11 16:13pm

I remember an article about one major commercial software company, the CEO admitted: "We have an unwritten rule: never hire anyone with diploma major of "Software Engineering"!". True, engineering education often knock out any ability to think using one's head and do real software development so it is not possible to "unteach" and teach properly. In all my experience, its doesn't happen often with education in mathematics, physics, biology, etc.
--SA

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