I had the same problem. I discovered that I needed to upgrade my
router's firmware. This added an icon for my router in "network
places." At this point though, double clicking on it gave me an error
saying the "device you are currently trying to use is not currently
available on your networ
Consider looking at the win32comext\adsi\demos directory - search.py has an
example. This module exposes the ADSI interfaces "natively", rather than
using IDispatch object.
Mark
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Ok, I've removed all of the references to my Class nam in the Reg- there were a lot, put in a static GUID,
added self back to the arg list, and now the call to the split function works.
There seems to be a problem on the VB side now, related to the types.
Mark said all vars in VB need to be objec
>>Your main problem is that you forgot the "self" param in the method.
Actually, I started out *with* the self as described in the book.I removed it because the error message implied two args were being passed instead of one, not vice-versa. What do you suggest?
Is there any chance that the previou
I am trying to get my Python script to search Active Directory for users
with a certain login name and then have it return their adspath
attribute. Previously, I had a working script that used Tim Golden's
active_directory module, but since the more recent round of NT Server
patches, it no longer w
