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Hello,
We have modified the Active Directory schema to include some custom fields. I am trying to read/write to those custom fields through the Adaxes API and am getting an exception: One or more input parameters are invalid. I am using the following:
IADsUser user = this.GetUserByLogin(name); //get the IADsUser
user.Put("customFieldName", "value");
user.SetInfo();

Any help would be appreciated.

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Hello,

Most probably, the value that you pass in the Put method is not supported by LDAP. For example, you are passing a member of an enumerator instead of explicitly passing an integer or string. Or, the type of the value that you pass and the type of the value that the property accepts mismatch.

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