To exemplify, when I try to call PutEx on PyIADs at 0x0264A260 with obj at
0x003C1EB8, which was obtained by calling QueryInterface(IID_IADs) on an
object returned from IADsContainer.GetObject, I get an AttributeError:
'PyIADs' object has no attribute 'PutEx'. This correlates with the
Looking at the implementation of PyIADs, I can see that the PutEx
implementation is commented out. This just gets more and more mysterious, to
me at least.
Arve
On Tue, Aug 4, 2009 at 9:56 AM, Arve Knudsen arve.knud...@gmail.com wrote:
To exemplify, when I try to call PutEx on PyIADs at
Hello
I am thoroughly confused by win32com.adsi at this point. Right now I am
finding that IADsContainer.GetObject returns objects of a different type
than IADsContainer.Create, that expose only a subset of the expected
methods! For instance I have to set the members of a group, using the method
Arve Knudsen wrote:
I am thoroughly confused by win32com.adsi at this point. Right now I
am finding that IADsContainer.GetObject returns objects of a different
type than IADsContainer.Create, that expose only a subset of the
expected methods!
How do you know? Are you using dir() to look at
Well, for one the representations of the objects returned by the two
methods are different and with one type I can access .PutEx but not
with the other.
Arve
On 8/3/09, Tim Roberts t...@probo.com wrote:
Arve Knudsen wrote:
I am thoroughly confused by win32com.adsi at this point. Right now I
