Hello @Owsen, Craig ,
I am working with internal line of business apps with no need for mobile apps.
.NET MAUI apps can be written for iOS/Android/Windows/Mac and so on. Since you are aiming for Windows-only and .NET MAUI uses Windows UI Library (WinUI) 3 on Windows platform, you can use the same methods to connect to AD as in any other WinUI app, and you should be able to call the same System.DirectoryServices
API you called in WPF.
I am hoping to migrate WPF desktop apps to MAUI Blazor Windows desktop to take advantage of Blazor component libraries for the frontend
You have access to the same .Net 7 (or 6) that you use in WPF, and you don't need to switch to MAUI for Blazor Hybrid. Blazor Hybrid is available for WPF. See Build a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Blazor app.
Restricting MAUI desktop to mobile security requirements will stymie any serious migration from WPF apps. Who can we raise these requirements to?
MAUI desktop isn't restricted to mobile security requirements. Such restrictions come from the underlying platform (Android, iOS, MacCatalyst, or Windows), not from MAUI and directly affect only apps running on those platforms.
MAUI apps can call Windows specific code through the methods documented at .Net MAUI/Platform Integration/Invoke Platform Code
Best Regards,
Wenyan Zhang
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