From: x1 <caldridge@...>
Date: 2005-08-31T11:41:39+09:00
Subject: Re: win32ole, adsi and computer info

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Same here... I'm def interested!

On 8/30/05, dave.burt@gmail.com <dave.burt@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Hi Dan,
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> Your variable, schema, is an IADsClass representing the class of adsi
> (a Domain) - it has methods MandatoryProperties (empty) and
> OptionalProperties (useful).
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> And there's the long way:
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> You can use obj.Class (or cLaSs or any other case variation from class,
> which is a Ruby method) or obj.invoke("class") to find out what adsi's
> class is. (i.e. "Computer")
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> Then you can find the class in the list here:
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> http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/adsi/adsi/adsi_objects_of_winnt.a=
sp
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> Then you can follow the links to the documentation on each of the
> interfaces the class. (For Computer: IADs,
> IADsComputer,
> IADsComputerOperations,
> IADsContainer,
> IADsPropertyList)
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> But that documentation is useful.
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> User objects are meant to have a LoginWorkstations property and a
> SeeAlso; both of these seem not to work for me; I get "The directory
> property cannot be found in the cache."
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> Session objects should be obtainable from a "LanmanServer" or
> fso =3D WIN32OLE.connect("WinNT://computer_name/LanmanServer")
> ss =3D fso.Sessions
> That much works, but I can't get anything useful out of ss using each.
> The Sessions contained in that collection should have Computer and User
> properties. Maybe I don't have sufficient priveleges on the domain to
> get this info (I'm only a developer here).
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> If you get it to work, please let me know.
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> Cheers,
> Dave
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>

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