Active directory in c#

[fayazmd]

Hi,

I want to get full name and city from outlook properties. For this i used active directory. I am getting fullname but unable to get city. Here is my code

System.Director yServices.Direc toryEntry ADEntry = new System.Director yServices.Direc toryEntry("WinN T://Domain/" + userid);
string FullName = ADEntry.Propert ies["FullName"].Value.ToString ();

Any help appreciated.

And i want to know his out of office status also.

I am working in asp.net 2.0, C#.

[Plater]

How does ActiveDirectory = Outlook?

[arggg]

I believe he means he has Outlook setup to use AD for information.

Here is what I have in my C# program

			try
			{
				object obj = entry.NativeObject;
				DirectorySearcher search = new DirectorySearcher(entry);
				search.Filter = "(sAMAccountName=" + username + ")";
//Get full name
				search.PropertiesToLoad.Add("cn");
//Get account name
				search.PropertiesToLoad.Add("sAMAccountName");
//Get title
				search.PropertiesToLoad.Add("title");
				SearchResult result = search.FindOne();
				if (null == result)
				{
					return false;
				}
				//update the new path to the user
				_path = result.Path;
				_filterAttribute = (string)result.Properties["cn"][0];

				//Set the session variables.
				Login._userInfo["Name"] = (string)result.Properties["cn"][0];
				Login._userInfo["Account"] = (string)result.Properties["sAMAccountName"][0];
				Login._userInfo["title"] = (string)result.Properties["title"][0];
				
			}
			catch (System.Exception ex)
			{
				throw new System.Exception(ex.Message);
			}

All you would need to do is add search.Properti esToLoad.Add("c ity");

[fayazmd]

My apologies for unclear description.

Here is the thing what exactly i want.

I need to get all the members of DistributionLis t and details of employee based on his id. For this, I am using LDAP. I am getting few things. Here is my code.

DirectorySearch er search;
DirectoryEntry entry;
SearchResult result;
String mailid = "";
bool flag = false;


entry = new DirectoryEntry( "LDAP://Domain", "uid", "pwd");

search = new DirectorySearch er(entry);
search.Filter = "CN=DL Name";
int i = search.Filter.L ength;

string str = "";
foreach (SearchResult AdObj in search.FindAll( ))
{

foreach (String objName in AdObj.GetDirect oryEntry().Prop erties["member"])
{
//str += Convert.ToStrin g(objName) + "<Br>";
int selIndex = objName.IndexOf ("CN=") + 3;
int selEnd = objName.IndexOf (",OU") - 3;
//str1 += objName.Substri ng(selIndex, selEnd).Replace ("\\", "") + "<BR>";

DirectorySearch er dsSearch = new DirectorySearch er(entry);
dsSearch.Filter = "CN=" + objName.Substri ng(selIndex, selEnd).Replace ("\\", "");
foreach (SearchResult rs in dsSearch.FindAl l())
{
str += "&lt;><font face='calibri' color='#2266aa' size=2>" + Convert.ToStrin g(rs.GetDirecto ryEntry().Prope rties["mail"].Value) + "|" + Convert.ToStrin g(rs.GetDirecto ryEntry().Prope rties["displayNam e"].Value) + "|" + Convert.ToStrin g(rs.GetDirecto ryEntry().Prope rties["sAMAccountName "].Value) + "|" + Convert.ToStrin g(rs.GetDirecto ryEntry().Prope rties["department "].Value) + "|" + /*Convert.ToStri ng(rs.GetDirect oryEntry().Prop erties["memberOf"].Value)+ */ Convert.ToStrin g(rs.GetDirecto ryEntry().Prope rties["l"].Value) + "&lt;></p>";
}
}
}
// Response.Write( "&lt;BR>" + str + "&lt;Br>" + str1 + "&lt;BR>");
Response.Write( str + "&lt;BR>");


If i am passing one DL its working fine. But if i am changing DL name to other existing DL its not displaying. Its coming out of foreach loop from dsSearch.FindAl l().

Where i am going wrong. And i need to get his department also.

[Plater]

Can you use anything discussed in this thread to help you out?

http://bytes.com/forum/thread796552.html

[fayazmd]

Can you use anything discussed in this thread to help you out?
http://bytes.com/forum/thread796552.html

Thanks a lot. Now i can pull active direcory info.

But one more thing i need to get one's out of office status. How can get this through c#.

[Plater]

Thanks a lot. Now i can pull active direcory info.

But one more thing i need to get one's out of office status. How can get this through c#.

Is that kept track of in the active directory system?

Question split off to here:

http://bytes.com/forum/thread796936.html