Hello,
I would like to use the LDAP attribute "showInAddressBook" via ARM.
I know that I can add more LDAP attributes in the "pnServer.config.xml":
<changeConfiguration>
<activeDirectory>
<PropertiesToLoad type="System.String">showInAddressBook</PropertiesToLoad>
<PropertiesDetails>
<showInAddressBook>
<AliasDisplayName type="System.String">showInAddressBook</AliasDisplayName>
</showInAddressBook>
</PropertiesDetails>
</activeDirectory>
</changeConfiguration>
The problem is that the attribute "showInAddressBook" can have several values at once.
Which attribute type do I have to use for this?
There is for example Boolean:
<TypeInfo>System.Boolean>/TypeInfo>
But what type is an attribute, which can have several values at once?
Best regards
Jonas
Solved! Go to Solution.
That's for the spn attribute:
<PropertiesDetails.ServicePrincipalName.ApplicableObjectClasses type="System.String">computer, user</PropertiesDetails.ServicePrincipalName.ApplicableObjectClasses>
<PropertiesDetails.servicePrincipalName.IsHidden type="System.String">false</PropertiesDetails.servicePrincipalName.IsHidden>
<PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.TypeInfo type="System.String">System.String[]</PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.TypeInfo>
<PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.AttributeEditType type="System.String">StringMultiValue</PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.AttributeEditType>
That's for the spn attribute:
<PropertiesDetails.ServicePrincipalName.ApplicableObjectClasses type="System.String">computer, user</PropertiesDetails.ServicePrincipalName.ApplicableObjectClasses>
<PropertiesDetails.servicePrincipalName.IsHidden type="System.String">false</PropertiesDetails.servicePrincipalName.IsHidden>
<PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.TypeInfo type="System.String">System.String[]</PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.TypeInfo>
<PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.AttributeEditType type="System.String">StringMultiValue</PropertiesDetails.serviceprincipalname.AttributeEditType>
Thank you!
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