ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser.LastActivityDate Property
Definition
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Throws a NotSupportedException exception in all cases.
public:
virtual property DateTime LastActivityDate { DateTime get(); void set(DateTime value); };
public override DateTime LastActivityDate { get; set; }
member this.LastActivityDate : DateTime with get, set
Public Overrides Property LastActivityDate As DateTime
Property Value
Always throws a NotSupportedException exception.
Exceptions
any attempt to get or set the LastActivityDate property.
Examples
The following code example demonstrates how to determine whether the underlying type of a membership user is ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser, and to avoid throwing a NotSupportedException for accessing the LastActivityDate property. For the full code required to run the example, see the Example section of the ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser class overview topic.
if (user is ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser)
{
lastLoginDate.Text = "Not available";
lastActivityDate.Text = "Not available";
}
else
{
lastLoginDate.Text = user.LastLoginDate.ToShortDateString();
lastActivityDate.Text = user.LastActivityDate.ToShortDateString();
}
If TypeOf (user) Is ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser Then
lastLoginDate.Text = "Not available"
lastActivityDate.Text = "Not available"
Else
lastLoginDate.Text = user.LastLoginDate.ToString()
lastActivityDate.Text = user.LastActivityDate.ToString()
End If
Remarks
The LastActivityDate property is not supported by the ActiveDirectoryMembershipUser class. Attempting to get or set the value will always throw a NotSupportedException.
Applies to
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