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Yep, I'm also seeing SharePoint site memberships iin the long repeating table.
Just went in and looked at the profile import logs. All DL imports have this next to them "The directory property cannot be found in the cache". I'm guessing this is causing the problems. Any suggestions?
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So, the only thing you get is one record, and it's that old DL? You don't also get SharePointSite memberships (not SharePoint Groups, but sites)?
I get a big long repeating table of DL/SGs and Site memberships (not useful). Do you do regular profile imports? Have you done one in a while?
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We only have one DL (the one that is getting returned by the webservice) and that was set up by someone else and really is a legacy that I want to get rid of but just haven't got round to it yet. All other groups in AD are of the SG type. I haven't tried changing a DL to an SG but will give that a go shortly.
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Well, tell me this. If all you see are DLs for yourself and not any SGs, why is it that you HAVE DLs that you are a member of that are not SGs? How many do you have? I don't see much reason for a DL when you have SharePoint, because it does the same thing a DL does. Do you have some reason for having DLs that you're ...
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Ok, this is good to know that SGs should appear as well.... I was thinking...what's the point if you can only get DLs? Anyway, no, I don't see any security groups at all. Any suggestions why this might be happening?
It's strange because in our intranet we follow the process of adding users to AD security groups > then add ...
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We know that the main advantage of using InfoPath template parts (XTPs) is that it helps us design our
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We know that the main advantage of using InfoPath template parts (XTPs) is that it helps us design our
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Yeah, you don't need to bind anything. Just sent that value to the query field of each web service, then query each web service, but do it in that order.