directoryentry example

In C #, The DirectoryEntry component application instance DirectoryEntry class encapsulates nodes or objects in the Active Directory hierarchy. You can use this class to bind to objects or read and update attributes. Figure 1 shows the

Summary The system. directoryservices. directoryentry component provides access to active directory. This article takes two simple applets as an example to illustrate how to use this component to view the information of each node in the

Obtain or set this Directoryentry. Namespace:System. directoryservicesProgramSet:System. directoryservices(InSystem. directoryservices. dllMedium)  Syntax   C # [Settingsbindableattribute

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First, you must reference Microsoft. Web. Administration, which is mainly used to operate IIS7; Using System. DirectoryServices;Using Microsoft. Web. Administration; 1: configure the current version of IIS: Copy codeThe Code is as follows:

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