Yes, I thought about it, but I would like to have a pattern, that can be inserted in xsd, to verify input xml file, where stored other patterns.

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originSH, I appreciate your help! May be somebody else encounter such problem? :)

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Thank you! But could you also provide such regexp or link? ;-) I tried to find this info in google, but search doesn't succeed.

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Hi All, is it possible to write regular expression to validate another regular expression?

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i have ipod nano 1st gen with firmware from http://www.rockbox.org/[^]. it allows just copy mp3s on player and you can play they. also rockbox is open source project with plugin architecture. there're a lot of different plugins. check this[^]. by the way, rockbox is not only for ipod, it also supports Archos, iriver, iAudio, Toshiba, Sansa

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I don't know exactly but I suppose Win 2003

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hello, my web app use DirectoryServices to query Active Directory. On customer side i'm getting following error: The time limit for this request was exceeded. This error appears ~2 minutes (~120 s) after method FindAll() had been launched. Google this error description i found:

Active directory queies can take a bit of time to process so you may have to extend the time available from the default. You can do this by adding a section to the web.config file with an executionTimeout attribute. Take a look at
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e1f13641.aspx

default value for executionTimeout attribute is 110 seconds. So it seems my error appears because of timeout. BUT customer says - other LDAP tools didn't produce such error, and find objects quickly. So, why is my search too sloooooooow?

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but, one more question - if these DCs are using non-default ports, how should i connect them?

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Dave, thank you very much. i'll try this. thanks max

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ok Dave. as i know LDAP://distinguishedName/yourParameterList will only work if machine, from what i'm binding to object, belongs to this forest, otherwise i must specify machine name and port in LDAP query, isn't it?

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Dave, you're right! i work with Active Directory and Global Catalog. My command text always starts with "LDAP://..." but port is 3268 - port for GC. i know that 389 port is default port for LDAP. but aslo i know that this port can be changed. LDAP query i read from 3rd party programm and i don't know exactly would this query will point to GC or LDAP. So if query points to GC i want to find this record tin its forest. Or just LDAP://CN= will point to it?

Hi Justin, good catch for Indian :) GS is Global Catalog (GC). So GC contains info from number of Active Directory forests. thanks, max

hi All, Suppose GC consists of a number of forests. with ldap search, i found a record in the GC and now want to update this record, but attribute which i want to update is not presented in GC. how to identify forest this record belongs to and what ldap port i must use to update this record in the forest?

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Hi All, is there a way to change WSDL file generated by .NET 2.0 for web services, when i click on "Service Description"? (https://localhost/MyService/MyService.asmx?WSDL) I want to add a comment to the top of generated WSDL after <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> and before <wsdl: definitions xmlns: soap="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/wsdl/soap/" ...

Hi All. In AD i have two users - u1 and u2. I want to check - has user u1 rights to update some attributes of user u2. how i can check it in C# 2.0, framework 2.0 ?