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Hello there

I've got a little problem when trying finding the person behind a global
address book entry.
Some background infos: I have an Webservice which looks up some Contacts in
the public folder of an Exchange Server 2000. I read the eMailaddress, but
its normally an "EX" entry which means that it points to the global address
book entry of the Contact. Then I use directoryservices and make a query on
this field to get the SMTP addres of the person. This works very good when I
use my test application - I get the eMail-Address. But when I run the same
code in a WebService every field of the Person I get is Null except of the
adsPath.

Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong? Is there another way to get the SMTP
address of a contact?

Thans
Markus Alexander

You should check if the account that your web service is using to access the
AD has enough rights (probably this is the ASPNET account).

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"Markus Alexander" <> wrote in message
news:40370cec$...
> Hello there
>
> I've got a little problem when trying finding the person behind a global
> address book entry.
> Some background infos: I have an Webservice which looks up some Contacts
in
> the public folder of an Exchange Server 2000. I read the eMailaddress, but
> its normally an "EX" entry which means that it points to the global
address
> book entry of the Contact. Then I use directoryservices and make a query
on
> this field to get the SMTP addres of the person. This works very good when
I
> use my test application - I get the eMail-Address. But when I run the same
> code in a WebService every field of the Person I get is Null except of the
> adsPath.
>
> Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong? Is there another way to get the
SMTP
> address of a contact?
>
> Thans
> Markus Alexander
>
>