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Sites in Exchange
I have created a program with VB using CDO1.2, which reads the content of
Exchange
organization's Address Book . I'm able to collect
information of all the containers, address entries of them and expand
distribution lists but my problem is how to retrieve organization and site
information of the containers?
Now my tree view looks something like this:
GAL
Distribution Lists
Premises and Facilities
Public Folders
Recipients
Distribution Lists
Premises and Facilities
Public Folders
Recipients
However, I want it to look like this:
GAL
Organization
Site1
Distribution Lists
Premises and Facilities
Public Folders
Recipients
Site2
Distribution Lists
Premises and Facilities
Public Folders
Recipients
Etc.
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Re: Sites in Exchange
Hi,
try LDAP/ADSI instead of CDO.
CDO is meant for sending e-mails, ldap is meant for accessing directory information.
Even though CDO can access parts of the directory information, it's not able
to access the actual directory.
Furthermore: LDAP is much faster than CDO.
There are very good examples in the MSDN (msdn.microsoft.com)
Hope this will help
Volker
"kmsr" <kmsr9@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>I have created a program with VB using CDO1.2, which reads the content of
>Exchange
>organization's Address Book . I'm able to collect
>information of all the containers, address entries of them and expand
>distribution lists but my problem is how to retrieve organization and site
>information of the containers?
>
>
>Now my tree view looks something like this:
>
>
>GAL
> Distribution Lists
> Premises and Facilities
> Public Folders
> Recipients
> Distribution Lists
> Premises and Facilities
> Public Folders
> Recipients
>
>
>However, I want it to look like this:
>
>
>GAL
>Organization
> Site1
> Distribution Lists
> Premises and Facilities
> Public Folders
> Recipients
> Site2
> Distribution Lists
> Premises and Facilities
> Public Folders
> Recipients
>Etc.
>
>
>
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