I am trying to achieve an LDAP query to gather all properties we have about our users without specifying the properties before hand, I would like to display this in a table so u
You can iterate through all properties this way:
foreach (SearchResult searchResult in allResults)
{
foreach (string propName in searchResult.Properties.PropertyNames)
{
ResultPropertyValueCollection valueCollection =
searchResult.Properties[propName];
foreach (Object propertyValue in valueCollection)
{
Console.WriteLine("Property: " + propName + ": " + propertyValue.ToString());
}
}
}
Is that what you need?
This can be done using DirectoryEntry
, but I don't think the SearchResultCollection
has all fields.
Try to create a DirectoryEntry
for every search result, it should have all active directory properties:
DirectoryEntry entry = result.GetDirectoryEntry();
Also, note that in the active directory every property can have multiple values (like the MemberOf field), so you'll have to iterate them as well.
I've wrote a similar method, but I chose a List
with keys/values (it seemed more manageable over WCF. ILookup
would be optimal, but I couldn't get it to work here). Here it is, stripped from try/catch/using
var list = new List<KeyValuePair<string, string>>();
foreach (PropertyValueCollection property in entry.Properties)
foreach (object o in property)
{
string value = o.ToString();
list.Add(new KeyValuePair<string, string>(property.PropertyName, value));
}
Came across this thread while looking on how to do this myself. Instead i found a different way of doing it, and seems to be working fine.
return ((DirectoryEntry)UserPrincipal.Current.GetUnderlyingObject()).Properties.PropertyNames;
Its loading perfectly find in a Combobox anyhow. Just incase anyone else comes across this thread.