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  1. #1
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    Unhappy HELP with LDAP and DirectorySearcher

    Need urgent help with LDAP and DirectorySearcher class using
    VB.NET.
    I am currently using LDAP to access a specified x500 directory
    to retrieve DNs and mHsORAddresses. I can easily get the
    DNs since they are straight strings by looping through the
    DirectorySearcher data type (ie., mySearcher) and
    filtering per 'distinguishedname'. However, for the
    'mhsoraddresses' attribute, I get this error...

    "Handling of this ADSVALUE is not yet implemented (type = 0xb)"

    I don't know how to resolve this. Is mhsoraddress an ASN.1
    structure? If it is, then how do I dereference it so I can
    get the data properly?

    ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED!

    Thanks in advance

    Coolycat

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Aug 2002
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    Re: HELP with LDAP and DirectorySearcher

    Hi,

    Could you mail me your code if you have done accessing LDAP from vb.net or vb6 and also how to insert into LDAP?

    Thanks

    Originally posted by coolycat
    Need urgent help with LDAP and DirectorySearcher class using
    VB.NET.
    I am currently using LDAP to access a specified x500 directory
    to retrieve DNs and mHsORAddresses. I can easily get the
    DNs since they are straight strings by looping through the
    DirectorySearcher data type (ie., mySearcher) and
    filtering per 'distinguishedname'. However, for the
    'mhsoraddresses' attribute, I get this error...

    "Handling of this ADSVALUE is not yet implemented (type = 0xb)"

    I don't know how to resolve this. Is mhsoraddress an ASN.1
    structure? If it is, then how do I dereference it so I can
    get the data properly?

    ANY HELP WOULD BE APPRECIATED!

    Thanks in advance

    Coolycat

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