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Active Directory Class object for WEB application

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    Hi, I have a program running in windows .net that looks for active directory information. Is there a way I can use the object Active Directory in VS 2008 for web application? In windows you have the object from the toolbox under components but if you create program for web it's not there. any Idea on how to use it for web purposes? Thanks

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      Hi, I have a program running in windows .net that looks for active directory information. Is there a way I can use the object Active Directory in VS 2008 for web application? In windows you have the object from the toolbox under components but if you create program for web it's not there. any Idea on how to use it for web purposes? Thanks

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      There is no equivilent control in the Web Forms ToolBox. You just have to write the code manually using the classes in the System.DirectoryServices namespace.

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