Namespace: Microsoft.MetadirectoryServices
Assembly: Microsoft.MetadirectoryServicesEx (in microsoft.metadirectoryservicesex.dll)
Usage
| Visual Basic |
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Dim instance As CSEntry Dim value As ValueCollection value = instance.ObjectClass instance.ObjectClass = value |
Syntax
| Visual Basic |
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Public MustOverride Property ObjectClass As ValueCollection |
| C# |
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public abstract ValueCollection ObjectClass { get; set; } |
| C++ |
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public: virtual property ValueCollection^ ObjectClass { ValueCollection^ get () abstract; void set (ValueCollection^ value) abstract; } |
| J# |
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/** @property */ public abstract ValueCollection get_ObjectClass () /** @property */ public abstract void set_ObjectClass (ValueCollection value) |
| JScript |
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public abstract function get ObjectClass () : ValueCollection public abstract function set ObjectClass (value : ValueCollection) |
Property Value
Returns a ValueCollection object.Exceptions
| Exception type | Condition |
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| System.ArgumentNullException |
The property value is null. |
| System.InvalidOperationException |
There are no object classes, or the CSEntry object is a disconnector object. |
Remarks
 Note: |
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| You can write to this property only in the Provision method. |
The ObjectClass property usually returns a ValueCollection object with a single entry that has the same value as the ObjectType property. For file-based management agents, the ObjectClass property returns a ValueCollection object that contains one item, and the ObjectType property returns a String. For the Active Directory management agent, the ObjectClass property returns multiple items in its ValueCollection object, and the ObjectType property returns only the primary object type. For example, for a user object, the ObjectClass property returns top, person, organizationalPerson, and user. The ObjectType property returns user. Use the ObjectType property to determine the type of a connector space object, such as if you want to determine whether an object is a user or a group.