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No updates - sorry. It would be nice to do at some point, but it would have to be Joe. I am too far out of LDAP-land these days working on other things. I know our publisher is interested in someone doing a v2 of the book - if anyone is interested in taking that over...
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Are you using ADAM (AD LDS)? Which line is it failing on? Is the ';' in the .Path (on GetDirectoryEntry()) a mistake here or is it really in your code?
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Check the code here. There is a password change code in the book samples in Chapter 10. Look under Files.
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I am not sure on this one. I haven't done anything with AzMan in over 8 years. Joe might know something, but in general I would take this question to the activdir mailing list and you might get a better response.
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Checkout the forums at IIS.net. They would know best on how to accomplish what you are asking.
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Good question. Have you looked at lastLogon to see if that is set for ADAM? I know it is for AD, but not sure on ADAM.
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I am bit ashamed that I forgot about Abort. If you take a look here at my blog post on change notifications, you will see the sample class I used. Well, I remember specifically asking internally to the experts on how to handle cleanup of async, long running pieces of code, and... well, check the Dispose method.Sigh. Whoops.
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In general, I would open/close the connection as necessary. I probably wouldn't keep a connection open for long periods of time either (or rely on it at least). You will likely need to implement code that detects if a connection has been closed and retries for you to open it.
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Are you using ADAM? If so, did you turn off the policy that disallows clear password changes over non-SSL'd channels?
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If I wanted to do cancellation, I would need to integrate a cancellation flag into my code that is checked before making the next SendRequest(). If the flag was set, I would simple close the LdapConnection. That would (or should) end the search.If I can find it, I will update that code you mentioned, btw. I have a much cleaner ...
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