Manjit Basra <> wrote: > I sorry, I should have explained what I am trying to do. I use > extensive VFP COM objects in my Web App. I have about 2500 users, who > will need to access the system once a year. All of these users are > already in LDAP. I don't need to keep them in my system. The app > needs to know if he/she belongs to a specific group for security > purpose. > > Manjit Basra > > > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Hal Kaplan > Sent: Tuesday, December 12, 2006 12:50 PM > To: ProFox Email List > Subject: RE: LDAP Authentication from VFP > > => Subject: RE: LDAP Authentication from VFP => => Hi everyone, => > => Has anyone tried to authenticate a user to Active Directory > => through VFP. I found the following dot-net code that I would > => like to convert: => => => 1) Dim adPath as String = > "LDAP://wssumits" => > => 2) Dim adAuth as LdapAuthentication = new > => LdapAuthentication(adPath) > => > => 3) ok = adAuth.IsAuthenticated("wssumits", txtUsername.Text, > => txtPassword.Text) > => > => > => I just don't understand how to convert line #2. Is this a > => don-net class? Any help would be greatly appreciated. => > => Manjit Basra > => > > I do not have an answer but I do have a question: > > Why is it necessary to authenticate a user who obviously has > sufficient credentials to execute the VFP program that is attempting > to authenticate? > What additional information or utility will the authentication > provide? > > TIA > > B+ > HALinNY > > [excessive quoting removed by server]
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