Add Domain Controller parameter #17
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Added several ADOperations source files for group/user/computer management. Removed obsolete <SubType>Component</SubType> entries and Visual Studio-specific project properties to simplify and decouple the project file.
Added ConfigMgrWebService.Release.zip, which likely contains the compiled web service or deployment files for the ConfigMgrWebService project. This provides a packaged release for easier distribution or deployment.
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Adding domain controller parameters to GetADComputer & RemoveADComputer.
The user will be able to perform a Get and Remove against the specified DC. I made these after experiencing failures during a Task Sequence in a customer's environment and attempting to escrow the BitLocker key to the computer object. It would fail because the computer joined the domain against one server, and then tried to escrow the key to another DC before the computer object had been replicated to it yet.