Convert byte[] or object to GUID

匿名 (未验证) 提交于 2019-12-03 03:04:01

问题:

I assigned some value to object data type like,

object objData =dc.GetDirectoryEntry().Properties["objectGUID"].Value; 

this object retun the value like {byte[16]} [0]: 145 [1]: 104 [2]: 117 [3]: 139 [4]: 124 [5]: 15 [6]: 255 [7]: 68 [8]: 142 [9]: 159 [10]: 208 [11]: 102 [12]: 148 [13]: 157 [14]: 179 [15]: 75

Then i casting this object to byte[], like

byte[] binaryData = objData as byte[]; 

It will also return like, {byte[16]} [0]: 145 [1]: 104 [2]: 117 [3]: 139 [4]: 124 [5]: 15 [6]: 255 [7]: 68 [8]: 142 [9]: 159 [10]: 208 [11]: 102 [12]: 148 [13]: 157 [14]: 179 [15]: 75

Then i convert the hex values from byte[] like,

string strHex = BitConverter.ToString(binaryData); 

It will be return like **91-68-75-8B-7C-0F-FF-44-8E-9F-D0-66-94-9D-B3-4B**.. But i need the output like GUID format, How can i achieve this?

回答1:

How about using the Guid constructor which takes a byte array?

Guid guid = new Guid(binaryData); 

(You can then use Guid.ToString() to get it in text form if you need to.)



回答2:

The long form would be (enter link description here):

public static string ConvertGuidToOctectString(string objectGuid) {     System.Guid guid = new Guid(objectGuid);     byte[] byteGuid = guid.ToByteArray();     string queryGuid = "";     foreach (byte b in byteGuid)     {         queryGuid += @"\" + b.ToString("x2");     }     return queryGuid; } 


回答3:

byte[] binaryData = objData as byte[]; string strHex = BitConverter.ToString(binaryData); Guid id = new Guid(strHex.Replace("-", "")) 


回答4:

The System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry class has the property Guid for this purpose - no need to access the objectGUID attribute through Properties.



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