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Add User to Group

This AgileShape can be used to add a user to a group in AD. 

 

NOTE: If errors occur during the execution (e.g. if the user to be added does not exist in AD), the process will terminate and a message will be written into the AgilePoint Server log file.

 

NOTE: This AgileShape is a specialized sub-type of the AgilePart AgileShape. Refer to the documentation for the AgilePart AgileShape for additional information about the properties and behavior that this sub-type inherits from the AgilePart AgileShape. 

 

Design-Time Properties

AddUserToGroup 

Allows for the configuration of user information to be added to a group in AD.

 

IMPORTANT: The Context property must be completed before configuring the AddUserToGroup property. 

 

NOTE: If the process template has an associated schema, the Schema button will appear under the Search button.

 

NOTE: If the domain configured in context property cannot be accessed at design time, the Search button will not be available.

 

There are several ways to specify user names to be added to a group in AD:

 

Context

Specifies the AD properties.

 

 

Context Domain

The domain name.

 

Username

The username of the account to be used to create a group in Active Directory at run time.

 

Password

The password of the account to be used to create a group in the domain at run time.

 

Directory Type

The Active Directory type (LDAP/WinNT). In this version (4.0.1 Patch 2), only LDAP is supported.

 

Directory Address

Specifies a host address of the Active Directory.

 

Directory Port

Specifies a port number of the Active Directory. By default, it is 389. In the case of a remote domain, the port should match the port of the remote domain server.

 

Debug

Default value: False

This property determines whether the AgileShape will log additional progress and debugging messages to the AgilePoint Server log file at runtime. This property can be set to the following specific values:

LocationType

Specifies the Active Directory Services Interface provider type. At this time, only LDAP is supported.