• FromUsername Method
• GetAttibute Method
• GetUserRoles Method
• User Method

 

User Method

Description

Create a WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::User object. This is for internal use only. Use a WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Domain or WindowsServices::ActiveDirectory::Group object to get a user.

'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

?"The domain name is " + domain.Name + crlf()

dim userid as c = "JohnDoe"

dim user as p = domain.getUser(userId)
if .not. domain.CallResult.Success then
	?"There was an error getting the user " + userId + ": " + domain.CallResult.Text + crlf()
	goto exitTestFunction
end if

?user.Name + crlf()
	
exitTestFunction: