IAdmObjectReference

The IAdmObjectReference interface represents a reference to a directory object.

Inheritance: IUnknown

To create a new instance of the IAdmObjectReference interface, you need to call the default constructor of the AdmObjectReference class that implements the interface.

 How
PowerShell
[Reflection.Assembly]::LoadWithPartialName("Softerra.Adaxes.Adsi")

$objReference = New-Object "Softerra.Adaxes.Adsi.AdmObjectReference"
C#
using Softerra.Adaxes.Adsi;

class Program
{
    static void Main(string[] args)
    {
        AdmObjectReference objReference = new AdmObjectReference();
    }
}

Properties

  • Property

  • Description

  • Identifier

  • Gets or sets a string that identifies the directory object.

  • Template

  • Gets or sets a template for the distinguished name (DN) of the referenced object.

  • ObjectGuid

  • Gets or sets the GUID of the referenced object.

  • ObjectSid

  • Gets or sets the SID of the referenced object.

  • ObjectDN

  • Gets or sets the DN of the referenced object.

  • SearchResult

  • Gets a search result that represents the referenced object and contains additional information on the object.

Details

Identifier

Gets or sets a string that identifies the directory object. The property can contain a template, distinguished name (DN), GUID or SID of the directory object.

  • Type:
  • string
  • Access:
  • Read/Write

Template

Gets or sets a template for the distinguished name (DN) of the referenced object.

  • Type:
  • string
  • Access:
  • Read/Write

ObjectGuid

Gets or sets the GUID of the referenced object.

  • Type:
  • string
  • Access:
  • Read/Write

ObjectSid

Gets or sets the SID of the referenced object.

  • Type:
  • string
  • Access:
  • Read/Write

ObjectDN

Gets or sets the DN of the referenced object.

  • Type:
  • string
  • Access:
  • Read/Write

SearchResult

Gets a search result that represents the referenced object and contains additional information on the object.


Requirements

Minimum required version: 2013.1

See also