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swbo102 25-Apr-12 10:46am View

I've tried that, however it seems to always return a count of zero, even though I know a WF is associated to that specific task item.

swbo102 3-Jun-11 8:32am View

My only other alternative, which isn't great, was just to build a 15 second timer in the service to keep polling the folder. Worst case I may end up with that. I'll keep researching. Thanks!

swbo102 3-Jun-11 8:30am View

The FTP protocol that the file being sent is FTP/SSL (FTPS), so I'm wondering if that has anything to do with it. The size of the files are fairly small, but I did think about the issue if it triggering prior to the completed transfer. However, when debugging, the trigger never tripped. Thanks for your comment!

swbo102 25-May-11 14:29pm View

Yep..It appears that you can't do this with the accountmanagement namespace. Only with the older directoryservices. I love it when MS do this, they always stop 90% of the way.

Thanks

swbo102 25-May-11 11:56am View

I've seen that article before. I think their solution was to rename the OU if I remember correctly. I'm hoping that there is a solution using system.directoryservices.accountmanagement instead of using directory entry.

Thanks

swbo102 15-Apr-11 11:28am View

Thanks for the suggestion. I have updated my question to provide more information.

swbo102 15-Apr-11 9:45am View

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I was able to get closer prior to reading your hint. This is what I have so far:

XPathDocument doc = new XPathDocument(@"C:\520110413.xml");

XPathNavigator nav = doc.CreateNavigator();
XmlNamespaceManager mgr = new XmlNamespaceManager(nav.NameTable);

mgr.AddNamespace("ws", "urn:com........");
mgr.AddNamespace("xdiff", "urn:com........");
XPathNodeIterator it = nav.Select("ws:Worker_Sync/ws:Worker/ws:Group/ws:Field[@xdiff:isAdded='true' or @xdiff:isDeleted='true' or @xdiff:oldValue]", mgr);
XPathNavigator navResult = it.Current;

while (it.MoveNext())
{
Response.Write(" result Value: " + navResult.Value );

if (navResult.HasAttributes)

{
navResult.MoveToFirstAttribute();

Response.Write(" Field Name: " + navResult.Value );

navResult.MoveToNextAttribute();

Response.Write(" TYPE: " + navResult.Name + "<br />" + "<br />");

//navResult.MoveToParent();
//navResult.MoveToParent();

//// forach (XPathNavigator Field in nav.Select("ws:Worker_Sync/ws:Worker/ws:Group/ws:Field[@name='phone']", mgr))

////navResult.Select("ws:Worker_Sync/ws:Worker/ws:Group/ws:Field[@name='employeeID']", mgr);

// //navResault.MoveToPrevious();
// //navResault.MoveToPrevious();

//Response.Write("Employee ID " + navResult.Name + " " + navResult.Value + "<br />" + "<br />");

}

}

With this I am able to get the value that changed..What attribute it is..and if it was and old value or new (xdiff:oldValue).

My problem now if moving back to the parent of the node to get the value of the employeeID.

Thanks

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