They aren't equivalent. Try using the .Value property instead:
user.Properties("description").Value = xxxx
Description is a funny property in AD in that the schema says that it allows
multiple values, but the DS itself will only allow it to contain a single
value for backward compatibility with previous DS APIs. That might be part
of the problem here.
In any event, it is generally always good practice to use the .Value
property to set a single value. There is more info on this in ch 6 of our
book (www.directoryprogramming.net).
Joe K.
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From: "AD" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, December 28, 2006 10:13 AM
Subject: [ActiveDir] DirectoryServices vb.net is broken.
I have a user with no description attribute.
Anyone know why this works?
User.Invoke("put", New Object() {"description", txtBxNewDescription.Text})
User.commitChanges
but this doesn't
User.Properties("Description").Add(txtBxNewDescription.Text)
User.commitChanges
I get the following error message.
ComError {"A constraint violation occurred. (Exception from HRESULT:
0x8007202F)"} System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryServicesCOMException
Thanks
Yves St-Cyr
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