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I have an application that will be spread out across potentially
hundreds
of different locations. I need to manage custom hardware/servers etc.
and
I think eDirectory would fit the bill perfectly.

I'd like to start developing my own objects, methods, properties, etc
with
eDirectory. I've found developer.novell.com but it seems 'dead'. I'm
quite new with C/C++ but do have a pretty good background with other
languages. I have Borland C++ Builder 6 Personal, MS Visual Studio
2006
and open source (ie: linux) compilers at my disposal.

Problem is: I can't compile even one of the demo programs.

How do I get started? I'm not looking to be able to create complex
objects
(yet) but I would like to be able to monitor for eDir changes (ie:
events
like printer jams, out of paper) and then "do" something for each
event.

Lokesh wrote:

Not sure if it is the best solution, but you can link your NLM with "NONE"
as its screen name, and create the initial screen in your program with the
name you wish and attribute AUTO_DESTROY_SCREEN, something like it's done
here:

#include
#include
#include
#include

Hi,

My NLM built using Code Warrior has a screen created by default (I am
using screenname compiler option). I want this screen to be destroyed
automatically when my NLM is exited. How do I do this?

Thanks,
Lokesh

Hi All,

I have written an application that connnects to the NDS eDir and then
adds user object to it.

Here is the rought framework of my code

subroutine to connect

NWCallsInit
NWInitUnicodeTables
NWDSCreateContextHandle
NWDSSetContext
NWDSOpenConnToNDSServer
if NWDSOpenConnToNDSServer fails then I call NWCCOpenConnByName
and it is successful
NWDSLogin
NWDSAuthenticateConn

/* in this routine I get a context handle that is passed to add subroutine
*/

Subrouting to add
/* using the context created in above routine this will add the user
object with following calls*/

Hi Alexei,

wcoffey@ecopy.com (ecopy) wrote in news:QBQSh.6908$1G3.650@prv-
forum2.provo.novell.com:

your post is a bit misleading cause speak here about the LDAP DN; I guess
though you mean the client API...;
the clib NDK comes with a sample which is named ndscontx; I've modifed this a
bit to return the full typed username:
http://www.gknw.net/development/samples/mingw32/ndscontx.zip
another test sample from my code graveyard is this:
http://www.gknw.net/development/samples/mingw32/nwgetuser.zip
call this with parameter '-typedfullname' to get what you need....
these samples are compiled with the free MingW32 gcc compiler.

Hi Dmitry,

"Dmitry Mityugov" gmail.com> wrote in news:znrRh.5296
$1G3.5180@prv-forum2.provo.novell.com:
nice to see you here again!! Thought you had forgot about NetWare....

greets, G

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