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Problem using Security entry point Permissions from the Security Development Tool (invalid data container)

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Good day guys,

I just configured a test enviroment for the Security Development Tool. I installed the tool by using the official instructions and the tool has been intergrated with AX. I can't seem to enter the Security entry point Permissions (not in the client and not as add-in from the developer console).

When I try to enter the Security entry point Permissions I get a error message from AX stating 'Invalid Data Container'. I did some research and I found that the form 'Syssecentrypointmanager' in the AOT is causing the container problem. I was wondering if somebody could help with this. The code part with the container is below:

Syssecentrypointmanager form

public void LoadSystemUserPermissions()

{

   SecurityRole systemUserRole;

   container permissionsContainer, permission;

   int i;

   SecurableType type;

   str typeKey, securableName, securableChildName, objectKey;

   AccessRight accessRight;

   systemUserAccessRightsMap = new Map(Types::String, Types::Enum);

   select firstOnly RecId from systemUserRole where systemUserRole.AotName == 'SystemUser';

   permissionsContainer = SecurityUtil::GetRolePermissions(systemUserRole.RecId);

   for (i = 1; i <= conLen(permissionsContainer); i++)

   {

       permission = conPeek(permissionsContainer, i);

       type = conPeek(permission,2);

       typeKey = SysSecEntryPointManager::GetTypeKeyForSecurableType(type);

       securableName = conPeek(permission,1);

       securableChildName = conPeek(permission,3);

       accessRight = conPeek(permission,4);

       objectKey = strFmt('%1.%2.%3', typeKey, strLwr(securableName), strLwr(securableChildName));

       systemUserAccessRightsMap.insert(objectKey, accessRight);

   }

}

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    340 on at

    Solved it, it was actually pretty easy. I compiled the form 'Syssecentrypointmanager' and ran a incremental CIL.

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