LDAP Web Service

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pappge — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 12:57:05 GMT

Hello!

First of all i would like to express my gratitude for developing the application, It works together as a charm with infopath! My only concern is that i could not retrive some data whats essential for my form. This fields are email, fax, office and company fields. I'm guessing that somehow modifing the return array would do the trick but I'm an MCSE not a developer. Right now I'm bulding an InfoPath "Phone book" to intoduce my users the idea of using infopath and to get ride of the old SQL based program and use AD as data source (1/2 administration).
I'm working in the local civil service this way this request servs no commercial value, thats why i'm asking to anyone who knows how to make the necessary modification please help. Thank you!

Thank you for reading my Post!

P.s.:Did not know wheter to post to Discussions or Issue Tracker so I posted to both place. Admins: please erease it from the bad pleace.

New Post: Search method Upgrade request

pappge — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 12:56:29 GMT

Hello!

First of all i would like to express my gratitude for developing the application, It works together as a charm with infopath! My only concern is that i could not retrive some data whats essential for my form. This fields are email, fax, office and company fields. I'm guessing that somehow modifing the return array would do the trick but I'm an MCSE not a developer. Right now I'm bulding an InfoPath "Phone book" to intoduce my users the idea of using infopath and to get ride of the old SQL based program and use AD as data source (1/2 administration).
I'm working in the local civil service this way this request servs no commercial value, thats why i'm asking to anyone who knows how to make the necessary modification please help. Thank you!

Thank you for reading my Post!

P.s.:Did not know wheter to post to Discussions or Issue Tracker so I posted to both place. Admins: please erease it from the bad pleace.

Updated Wiki: Home

burkeholland — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:14:46 GMT

LDAP Web Service
A Web Service that authenticates and peforms searches against Active Directory. All results are returned as primitive types or generics, allowing consumption by systems other than those that are .NET based.

Visual Studio 2005 - ASP.NET 2.0

This Web Service exposes Microsoft Active Directory for authentication of users or specific queries into LDAP.

The following methods are currently exposed...

AuthenticateUser(string username, string password) RETURNS Boolean
- Authenticates a user to active directory

AuthenticateUserToGroup(string username, string groupname) RETURNS Boolean
- Verifies that a user is a member of an AD group

GetUserGroupMembership(string username) RETURNS List<string>
- Returns a generic list of all the groups the user is a member of

GetUserFullName(string username) RETURNS string
- Returns the full name of the user

Search(enum property, string propertyValue) RETURNS Array Of LDAPSearchResult
- Returns the properties of the searched for users as well as the user's manager all the way up the organization

You must have a "bind" account specified in the config file, as well as the location of your AD server. The "Bind" account can typically be any Active Directory user account.

Updated Release: v 1.1 (Oct 17, 2008)

burkeholland — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:13:07 GMT

Version 1.1 including new "Search" method.

Released: v 1.1 (Oct 17, 2008)

Fri, 17 Oct 2008 21:13:07 GMT

Version 1.1 including new "Search" method.

UPDATED WIKI: Home

burkeholland — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 16:00:53 GMT

LDAP Web Service
A Web Service that authenticates and peforms searches against Active Directory. All results are returned as primitive types or generics, allowing consumption by systems other than those that are .NET based.

Visual Studio 2005 - ASP.NET 2.0

This Web Service exposes Microsoft Active Directory for authentication of users or specific queries into LDAP.

The following methods are currently exposed...

AuthenticateUser(string username, string password) RETURNS Boolean
- Authenticates a user to active directory

AuthenticateUserToGroup(string username, string groupname) RETURNs Boolean
- Verifies that a user is a member of an AD group

GetUserGroupMembership(string username) RETURNS List<string>
- Returns a generic list of all the groups the user is a member of

GetUserFullName(string username) RETURNS string
- Returns the full name of the user

You must have a "bind" account specified in the config file, as well as the location of your AD server. The "Bind" account can typically be any Active Directory user account.

CREATED RELEASE: v1 (Mar 06, 2008)

Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:58:45 GMT

Visual Studio 2005 Project - 2.0 Framework

UPDATED WIKI: Home

burkeholland — Thu, 06 Mar 2008 15:49:52 GMT

LDAP Web Service
A Web Service the authenticates and peforms searches against Active Directory. All results are returned as primitive types or generics, allowing consumption by systems other than those that are .NET based.

This Web Service exposes Microsoft Active Directory for authentication of users or specific queries into LDAP.

The following methods are currently exposed...

AuthenticateUser(string username, string password) RETURNS Boolean
- Authenticates a user to active directory

AuthenticateUserToGroup(string username, string groupname) RETURNs Boolean
- Verifies that a user is a member of an AD group

GetUserGroupMembership(string username) RETURNS List<string>
- Returns a generic list of all the groups the user is a member of

GetUserFullName(string username) RETURNS string
- Returns the full name of the user

You must have a "bind" account specified in the config file, as well as the location of your AD server. The "Bind" account can typically be any Active Directory user account.