Thank you for your reply, the reading part is working perfectly.
This is the code that i am using:
LDAPATTRIB.CLEAR;
LDAP.SEARCHCOOKIE:='';
LDAP.SEARCH(USERDN, FALSE, '(OBJECTCLASS=*)', LDAPATTRIB);
IF LDAP.SEARCHRESULT.COUNT = 1 THEN
BEGIN
FOR I := 0 TO LDAP.SEARCHRESULT[0].ATTRIBUTES.COUNT-1 DO
BEGIN
CASE LDAP.SEARCHRESULT[0].ATTRIBUTES[I].ATTRIBUTENAME OF
'SAMACCOUNTNAME' :
'JPEGPHOTO' :
BEGIN
MS:=TMEMORYSTREAM.CREATE;
LDAP.SEARCHRESULT[0].ATTRIBUTES.ITEMS[I].SAVETOSTREAM(MS);
MS.SEEK(0,0);
IMAGE1.PICTURE.LOADFROMSTREAM(MS);
MS.FREE;
END
END;
So, i think that the jpegPhoto attribute is not encoded, it is the raw
jpeg (unless the decoding is done transparently by ldapsend).
What else can i do, how to investigate? Why is the difference in size
when i load from file and save to file from attr recodrd?
Thank you very much.
On 2014-03-11 9:44, Lukas Gebauer wrote:
>> Hi, i have successfully used ldapsend to browse my AD and to add small
>> attributes. Now i want to add the jpegPhoto attribute to some users but i am
>> facing a lot of problems.
>
> Please, try to reas some existing Jpeg from the LDAP and see, how it
> is encoded. Maybe it is encoded as Base64.
>
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