Hi, >> good to know, but nevertheless it misses all the attributes of >> aux classes assigned to a class. Right? > Correct, but formally the attributes are only allowed after you > add the aux class. So the trick would be to ask for all aux > classes of your class using the ditcontentrule query and then > ask for "must" and "may" and that should give you all possible > attributes.
this isn't sufficient, as the ditcontentrule result contains all *allowed* aux classes for a given class, not the actually assigned aux classes. See Chris' answer to my original mail. To get all the really assigned aux classes, one has to fetch the attributes "auxiliaryClass" and "systemAuxiliaryClass" of a class. See also http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/ad/ad/statically_linked_auxiliary_classes.asp > Cheers, > Hans Bye. Michael.
