Need Active Directory Users & computers information through with the help of Java

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Hi
Need help for accessing Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2's Active Directory Users & computers information through with the help of Java?

Thanks in advance

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Jayesh B

Posted 4-Dec-13 0:31am

Jayesh B

Updated 4-Dec-13 1:10am

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Richard MacCutchan 4-Dec-13 6:39am

What help? No one is going to just hand you the code for this, you are expected to do your own work. It's also unlikely that Java is the right language for such a project. Native Windows (C++/MFC) would most likely be a better choice.

Jayesh B 4-Dec-13 7:08am

Hi Richard,
Thanks for Suggestion to use Native windows. But this I don't need for my project. I have to implement with the help of Java only.
I respect your experience in programming. I'd like to take some directions to implement this challenging task. I also don't need a ready code. I need only a ray of light as I am in a dark room.

Richard MacCutchan 4-Dec-13 8:03am

And likely to remain there. You can get this information using .NET classes as described in Active Directory Users and Computers. But I do not know how you would do that in Java.

Jayesh B 5-Dec-13 0:42am

So is the meaning behind your recent comment, with the help of JAVA I can't access Active Directory Users & Computers???
I agree that we can achieve this requirement with .net class library, but this won't mean that Java doesn't supports this.
You are master in .net technology that's why you are suggesting me to use .net Thanks for your valuable suggestion, But I raised this question here to get some help. At-least someone will show me a ray of light.

Richard MacCutchan 5-Dec-13 3:55am

What ray of light do you expect? There are no native Java classes for accessing this information so you would need to create a library in either native C++/Win32 or C#/.NET, and access them from your Java code.

Alternatively you could use Google to see if anyone has already written an interface for Java.

Jayesh B 5-Dec-13 4:20am

Hey Richard,
Please accept my apology first. I am requesting you don't get irritated regarding my comments or expectations.
Though you were commented this in annoyed mood you gave me nice solution.
Now here onwards at-least I can move on in some right & proper direction.

Thanks for your help.

joshrduncan2012 4-Dec-13 9:08am

Richard is correct. This forum is designed for developers to get assistance with code that they are stuck on and they show us where the problem is.

Richard MacCutchan 4-Dec-13 6:42am

Also, please do not post the same question more than once.

Jayesh B 4-Dec-13 7:09am

that was done by mistake.... thanks for closing duplicate que... :)

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