Active Directory and VB.Net

[lenapostantzi@gmail.com]

Hi all,

I'm trying to write an app that will "popup" a nice form when the
user's mail submenu is selected at the AD console so I can add, modify,
delete and check the mail addresses and aliases of that user.

In vbscript, in order to bind to the "selected user" at the AD Users &
Computers console, the Wscript.Argumen ts is used.

ex. strDN = Wscript.Argumen ts(0)
Set objUser = GetObject("LDAP ://" & strDN)

I've found out how to bind to a specific user (with DirectoryEntry) in
vb.net but can't see how to "catch" the DN of the selected user.

Is there a way to accomplish something similar with vb.net?

Many thx,
Elena

[Joe Richards [MVP]]

Re: Active Directory and VB.Net

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lenapostantzi@g mail.com wrote:

Hi all,
>
I'm trying to write an app that will "popup" a nice form when the
user's mail submenu is selected at the AD console so I can add, modify,
delete and check the mail addresses and aliases of that user.
>
In vbscript, in order to bind to the "selected user" at the AD Users &
Computers console, the Wscript.Argumen ts is used.
>
ex. strDN = Wscript.Argumen ts(0)
Set objUser = GetObject("LDAP ://" & strDN)
>
I've found out how to bind to a specific user (with DirectoryEntry) in
vb.net but can't see how to "catch" the DN of the selected user.
>
Is there a way to accomplish something similar with vb.net?
>
Many thx,
Elena
>