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I'm trying to verify when the OAB (Offline Address Book) root folder for a new OAB is created with powershell. Is there a WMI class that exposes this? I'm using powershell, but any examples or links will do.
Started by slipsec on
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Just for clarification, what is OAB?
If your Exchange server is Exchange 2007, then PowerShell (using the Exchange snapin) will be able to access it by running this command:
Get-PublicFolder \NON_IPM_SUBTREE -recurse
If your server is Exchange 2003, ... .
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I think it makes the tank even though it goes against the common rule of rocks, one of the best public displays I have seen as yet.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztIRXKHI ... re=related Signature
Started by Clare on
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Be great if that false tree could be changed to a rock
module..
But wrong fish for tank.
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Thanks for the reply. I contacted MS Support and they found a reference to the Exchange 2000 Public Folders at the CN=Microsoft Echange contanter. Removed it and the error was gone and Public Folders are now operational.
Again Thanks!
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The "Active Directory Connections....
However I have CN=Active Directory Connections and CN=First Organization objects under CN=CN=Microsoft Echange .
Do you have another administrative group under Administrative Groups? No, only CN=Exchange Administrative Group .
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I have a local SQLite database that contains a tree (as Nested Sets). In an AIR application, I want to display that tree in a tree control and provide means to change the nodes' names and copy, move, add or delete nodes.
Now, I'm hiccupping a little on...
Started by Hanno Fietz on
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I'm having....
The Tree controller uses this class internally to handle various data sources.
It is not part of the public API, but its full source is available as part of Flex.
Take a look at mx.controls.treeClasses.HierarchicalCollectionView.
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Having {Binding ElementName=foo}, will it lookup visual or logical tree?
http://blogs.msdn.com/mikehillberg/archive/2008/05/23/Of-logical-and-visual-trees-in-WPF.aspx
When does the logical tree matter?
When looking up a name, such as in {Binding ElementName...
Started by alex2k8 on
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public partial class Window1 : Window { public Window1() { InitializeComponent(); } private void ? track.ToString() : "NULL"; lttxt.Text = track2!=null ? track2.ToString() : "NULL" ; } public childOfChild; } } return null; } ....
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Following a few chats with people recently, and the current consultation on TPO procedures, I have been thinking about how effective TPOs are in actually maintaining or promoting tree cover in our cities.
Do you find that tree owners that have to abide...
Started by Paul Barton on
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I reckon the majority of those who own trees covered held by the majority in the industry....
Dunno ! I reckon the public at large either does not know the system well enough to care or simply (as non tree owners perhaps) does not care.
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What is the most efficient way to solve this problem: I've traversed a XML file and created the following set of linked (String) lists:
a > b > c a > b > d a > f > [i] and now I'm trying to rebuild the XML into its original structure...
Started by Chris on
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Something simple like this should do the trick:
public class Node { private String text; private List<Node> children = new ArrayList<Node>(); public String getText() { return text....
The data in a tree / hierarchy of nodes.
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I'm trying to make a BST and need to print it inorder, postorder, and preorder
The thing am not sure about is how to create this tree in my main() function.
struct Tree_Node { Tree_Node *right; Tree_Node *left; int info; }; class bTree { private: Tree...
Started by Jake on
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Remember that the user of your data type (you or anyone else) shouldn't have to care a convenience Insert method which only... .
However that public.
Of course, you'll have to make root public.
Test.root, 4); // Insert 4
and that should work.
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I am trying to calculate height of a tree. I am doint with the code written below.
#include<iostream.h> struct tree { int data; struct tree * left; struct tree * right; }; typedef struct tree tree; class Tree { private: int n; int data; int l,r;...
Started by Sandeep on
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But I would write it like this:
int Tree::height(tree *node) { if (!node) return -1; return 1 + max(height(node->left), height(node....
It's the sequence.
It remains constant.
The height of the tree doesn't change with the traversal.
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I have a Tree class with the following definition:
class Tree { Tree(); private: TreeNode *rootPtr; }
TreeNode represents a node and has data, leftPtr and rightPtr.
How do I create a copy of a tree object using a copy constructor? I want to do something...
Started by AgentHunt on
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Node->left = 0 ; node->right = 0 ; } public: Tree(){} Tree(const Tree& other) { rootPtrPseudo-code:
struct Tree { Tree(Tree const& other) { for (each in other) { insert(each); } } void insert(T....
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