The GetUserProperties method uses the following syntax:

public string GetUserProperties(
string path, 
string preferredDomainController)
				

No example XML request.

The following is an example of an XML response for the GetUserProperties method:

<response>
		<data>
		<path>LDAP://CN=jimc@alpineskihouse.com,OU=alpineskihouse,
		OU=consolidatedmessenger,OU=Hosting,DC=fabrikam,DC=Com</path>
		<preferredDomainController>AD01.fabrikam.COM
		</preferredDomainController>
		<homeServerPool>CN=LCSPool02,CN=Pools,CN=RTC Service,CN=Microsoft,
		 CN=System,DC=fabrikam,DC=com</homeServerPool>
		<federationEnabled>true</federationEnabled>
		<internetAccessEnabled>true</internetAccessEnabled>
		<archivingEnabled>1</archivingEnabled>
		<planName>LCSBasic</planName>
		</data>
</response>
				

Typical usage for the GetUserProperties method is as follows:

//Get user name and password.
		string userName = this.Request.ServerVariables.Get("AUTH_USER");
		string pass = this.Request.ServerVariables.Get("AUTH_PASSWORD");

		//Set credentials.
		LiveCommunication.PreAuthenticate = true;
		LiveCommunication.Credentials = new NetworkCredential(userName,pass);

		lblMsg.InnerHtml = mpsResponseHeaderLabel;
							
		//Display response.
		this.mpsResponse.DocumentSource = "";
		response = LiveCommunication.GetUserProperties(path, 
		preferredDomainController, sendCredentials);
					
		// set the response XML to match the return from MPF
		responseXml.LoadXml(response);
		this.mpsResponse.Document = responseXml;
		lblDone.InnerText = successMsg;
				

• Hosted Messaging and Collaboration version 3.5
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