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LDAP Query In Infopath 2007

Asked by LakelandBank in Infopath, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), MS SharePoint

Tags: LDAP, Infopath, Sharepoint, C#, Cross-Domain, AD, Active Directory

I am developing a form where I would like to read the members of a Active Directory group.  I had some success using some code-behind on the form.  The code performs an LDAP query for the group where I later extract the users from the group and work with it as needed.  

This solution worked fine in my development environment, but fails in my production environment.  My dev environment is in the same domain as the AD domain, but production is a special case.  The production server is on the same domain, but the published sharepoint site is referenced with a different domain name.

AD domain: ABCD.lan
DEV Server: dev.ABCD.lan
PROD Server: prod.ABCD.lan
PROD Website: prod.EFGH.com

Is there a way I can perform a cross domain LDAP query?  Or perhaps there is a better way to get the AD group membership I am looking for?
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DirectoryEntry group = new DirectoryEntry("LDAP://CN=SPSec_NewHireForm_Security,OU=SharePoint Security And Distribution Groups,DC=ABCD,DC=LAN");
 
SPUser[] myUsers = new SPUser[group.Properties["member"].Count];
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Zones: Infopath, Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP), MS SharePoint
Tags: LDAP, Infopath, Sharepoint, C#, Cross-Domain, AD, Active Directory
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Solution Provided By: Stevenmu
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