Be aware for the bug when installing the SP. There is a simple workaround, an hotfix soon to be released.
http://blogs.msdn.com/sharepoint/archive/2009/04/28/announcing-service-pack-2-for-office-sharepoint-server-2007-and-windows-sharepoint-services-3-0.aspx
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Sunday, May 17, 2009
SPUserCollection is not including groups ? Or just a Bug in Wss 2.0 Object Model ?
Hey.
I wrote today a small application that need to track down all the administrators of all the websites in my client sharepoint farm ( and write the data into a list with the website url and etc ).
Anyway , just to remind you I was dealing with wss 2.0 ( 2003 ), I was doing very simple stuff as iterating via all web applications->SiteCollections->WebSites.
and then just wanted to get all the users ( including Active directory groups )
Unfortunately, it gives you back only the regular users, and not the AD groups too. I know you have under the SPWeb object the groups/sitegroups property but both of them are for Sharepoint groups and not for AD group.
Moreover, Under the SPUser object you have the property IsDomainGroup ( like I cant ask for more ) - BUT sorry, it just gives you back regular users all the time, and just "ignore" the AD gorups.
What I did at the end ? Just made a query to the SQL table ( Not so good, cause It's not supported ) - I will try now with WebService, let's hope it work via that.
If you think i'm wrong or you have another idea. Please comment.
I wrote today a small application that need to track down all the administrators of all the websites in my client sharepoint farm ( and write the data into a list with the website url and etc ).
Anyway , just to remind you I was dealing with wss 2.0 ( 2003 ), I was doing very simple stuff as iterating via all web applications->SiteCollections->WebSites.
and then just wanted to get all the users ( including Active directory groups )
SPUserCollection colUser = web.AllUsers;
foreach(SPUser user in colUser)
{
// check if admin, update list and blah blah
}
Unfortunately, it gives you back only the regular users, and not the AD groups too. I know you have under the SPWeb object the groups/sitegroups property but both of them are for Sharepoint groups and not for AD group.
Moreover, Under the SPUser object you have the property IsDomainGroup ( like I cant ask for more ) - BUT sorry, it just gives you back regular users all the time, and just "ignore" the AD gorups.
What I did at the end ? Just made a query to the SQL table ( Not so good, cause It's not supported ) - I will try now with WebService, let's hope it work via that.
If you think i'm wrong or you have another idea. Please comment.
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