Re: DirectoryServices bug?
- From: "bugnthecode" <bugnthecode@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 16 Nov 2006 11:02:24 -0800
Ok so I tried it again with specifying each property before performing
the search, and checking for multiple results as specified before. I
still get the same exception. I've tried accessing other properties
that are available, but I don't need and I can seem to access those
just fine, but every time I get to this one it throws an exception. Any
Ideas??
Thanks,
Will
bugnthecode wrote:
Thanks for your reply. I know that it's possible to not get any results
back from searcher.FindAll(), but I was trying to show the smallest
possible example. I have tried using the ProperitesToLoad.Add() and
when I do even the properties I don't specify are actually accessible.
Do you know why this would happen? I'll try it again specifying every
property I would like to load, and checking for multiple values for
each property. I just don't understand why that specific property
throws an exception when none of the others do. Could it be the format
that the string is in (in the format for a url?)? Would the length have
to do with it (the length of that property for myself in the directory
is 58 characters)? And what exactly does that exception mean?
Thanks for your help Marc,
Will
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