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Domain Method

Syntax

Domain as WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain ()

Domain as WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain (type as WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain::ConfigurationType)

Domain as WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain (name as C, [userid as C], [password as C], [ou as C], [useSecureConnection as L], [host as C])

Arguments

typeWindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain::ConfigurationType

The way in which to initialize the Domain object. WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain::ConfigurationType::DEFAULT is equivalent to the parameterless constructor. WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain::ConfigurationType::SECURITY_CONFIGURATION useSecureConnection the security configuration publish to the Application Server or Application Server for IIS.

nameCharacter

The Active Directory domain name.

useridCharacter

The userid for accessing Active Directory. Can be omitted or set to empty string '' if credentials are not needed to access Active Directory. Use an empty string if need to specify parameters after it.

passwordCharacter

The password for accessing Active Directory. Can be omitted or set to empty string '' if credentials are not needed to access Active Directory. Use an empty string if need to specify parameters after it.

ouCharacter

An organizational unit use to restrict the set of users allowed to when validating credentials (i.e. log into an application). Can be omitted or set to empty string '' if not needed. Use an empty string if need to specify parameters after it.

useSecureConnectionLogical

LDAP is used to connect to Active Directory. Set useSecureConnection to .T. to connect using LDAPS. Defaults to .F..

hostCharacter

Internal use only.

Returns

ResultWindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain

Returns a WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain object. A domain object will always be returned. However, you must check the returned domain object's CallResult member to see if the object is valid and created successfully.

Description

Create a WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain object. 

'The follow line assumes that the machine is joined to an Active Directory domain and is allow to query Active Directory.
dim domain as WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain = new WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain()
if domain.CallResult.Success then
	?"The domain name is " + domain.Name + "<br/>"
else
	?"There was an error connecting to an Active Directory domain: " + domain.CallResult.Text +  "<br/>"
end if