The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming (Microsoft .NET Development Series)

The .NET Developer's Guide to Directory Services Programming (Microsoft .NET Development Series)
Authors
Joe Kaplan, Ryan Dunn
ISBN
0321350170
Published
18 May 2006
Purchase online
amazon.com

"If you have any interest in writing .NET programs using Active Directory or ADAM, this is the book you want to read." --Joe Richards, Microsoft MVP, directory services Identity and Access Management are rapidly gaining importance as key areas of practice in the IT industry, and directory services provide the fundamental building blocks that enable them. For enterprise developers struggling to build directory-enabled .NET applications, The .

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Customer Reviews

David G. Violett said
Great book! I've been developing for some years, but never needed to go very deep into AD until my current project. I ordered the book and read it from cover to cover, and it made the project go very smoothly. There is little info on the web about in depth .net development for AD, but this book answered nearly every question I came across. When I couldn't figure the answer out from information in the book, both Joe and Ryan were exteremely helpful on their forum that supports the book at http://directoryprogramming.net
If you are going to do much AD programming with .NET, this book is a must have.

Louis L. Kudelka said
If you ever tried to code against AD you probably noticed that the MSDN help files are basically non-existent. After reading this book I was coding against our AD in one day. This is the bible on this rather esoteric subject.

Larry Meadows said
This book is pretty good and it has some good examples.

The problem is that the author is all over the place in this book and does not use any of the examples in any way that would be helpful!

The author's writing style leaves much to be desired. I don't know why so many people have given it such high ratings?

I know that this is a tough topic but come on I think if you know a subject you can do better than this.

Jaime Botero said
This is definitively a must have in the bookshelf of all .NET AD Developers. I have been working with ADAM since .NET 1.1 and have always struggle to find answers to simple questions like how to make an LDAP query to run efficiently or how to define complex queries; this book has that and a lot more.

G. Michaud said
This book is everything I was hoping it would be. I'm working on a project where I need to get computer accounts from AD (TENS of THOUSANDS of them) and move, delete, enable, disable and set account expiration dates. Everything I need to know is in this book. The AD paged search, useraccount properties, etc. Some of the routines I was able to use as-is (the VB versions from their web site download). These guys do a great job of explaining all the stuff I couldn't find anywhere else. Highly reccomended!

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