I haven't seen that behaviour before, but I will provide at least 2 POSSIBLE
ways (as hacky as they are) to potentially (possibly) overcome the issue:
1. Are you in a farm?
a. If you're not, then I am pretty sure it will store all the user
information in a list in the site collection root (called User Information
List?)
i. You
could write an IEventSink for this list, to pick up on any changed details?
That would be an alternative entry point I guess
2. If you aren't in a farm, then perhaps you could go straight to the
user profile database in SQL server (very naughty, by the way, and don't let
any sharepoint MVPs know that I suggested this:P), and use a SQL trigger as an
entry point into the user profile changing.
a. It's all about getting the job done, if it comes to this level of hack
to get a better solution then so be it, however, you can guarantee there is
maintenece and potential 'blow away' issues by taking such an approach, and i
would see it as a temporary solution until MS came up with a fix.
Also, this might be a known issue WRT how you are interacting with the service,
and I just don't know it. But there's some thoughts anyway...
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bob Bradley
Sent: Friday, 6 June 2008 4:04 PM
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Subject: [OzMOSS] Possible UserProfileChanges web service bug
Folks
I've got an old problem that first came up before MOSS SP1, and I was hoping
that SP1 addressed it but it appears not to have ...
I'm continuing to experience problems with the above web service
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms498695.aspx) in regards to returning
record sets for deleted user profiles. You do get an updated token after a
delete, but no matter how you format the query xml, nothing ever comes back
after a delete, and you need to periodically do a complete re-load of all
profiles to determine when there has been deletions instead.
Has anyone else on this forum noticed this problem, and are there any known
work-arounds?
There is a web service API documented here:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/5/8/858F2155-D48D-4C68-9205-29460FD7698F/%5BMS-USRPCH%5D.PDF
which goes into greater depth than the online help for the way you are
supposed to invoke this, but it hasn't cast any new light on this problem.
Any insight would be appreciated :).
Cheers
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