Active Directory - 01/18/06 01:36 AM
Can someone put into laymans terms (newb speak) how Active Directory class types work?
I am reading and I quote "Structural Classes are the only classes that can have an instance of an object instatiated from them." huh.
Oh and this: "Abstract classes are used as templates for Structural classes and other Abstract classes. Objects in the directory cannot be instantiated directly from an Abstract class-they can only be instantiated from a Structural Class that inherits from the Abstract Class"
And that leads to Auxiliary classes, and WTF is up there?
Anyone have any experience with this?
I am reading and I quote "Structural Classes are the only classes that can have an instance of an object instatiated from them." huh.
Oh and this: "Abstract classes are used as templates for Structural classes and other Abstract classes. Objects in the directory cannot be instantiated directly from an Abstract class-they can only be instantiated from a Structural Class that inherits from the Abstract Class"
And that leads to Auxiliary classes, and WTF is up there?
Anyone have any experience with this?