Hi all,
I created a job that exports all the security-settings which are in the system
to files. The filenames are build like this:
DomainId#UserGroupId.asg
I also created a job to import these files (from a certain directory). It's
great to test your security-settings in a test-system and after that import
them in your production environment.
Serge
static void ExportAllUserGroupsToFiles(Args _args)
{
// ????????? ??? ????? ????? ????????????? ? ????????? ?????? ? ?????????
????????
SysSecurityUserGroup sysSecurity;
UserGroupInfo userGroupInfo;
userGroupId userGroupId , tmpUserGroupId;
domainId domainId , tmpDomainId;
domainInfo domainInfo;
FilePath filepath;
FileNameSave fileName, fileNameExport;
BinaryIo file;
Filename path, onlyName, ext;
int hwnd;
;
filePath = winApi::browseForPath(hwnd);
if (filePath)
{
sysSecurity = SysSecurityUserGroup::construct();
while select domainInfo
{
domainId = domainInfo.id;
while select userGroupInfo
{
userGroupId = userGroupInfo.id;
if (userGroupId != 'Admin')
{
fileNameExport = domainId + '#' + userGroupId;
fileName = filePath + '\\' + fileNameExport;
tmpUserGroupId = sysSecurity.parmUserGroupId();
tmpDomainId = sysSecurity.parmDomainId();
sysSecurity.save();
sysSecurity.parmDomainId( domainId );
sysSecurity.parmUserGroupId( userGroupId );
sysSecurity.load();
sysSecurity.export( fileName );
}
}
}
}
}
static void ImportUserGroupRightsFromFolder(Args _args)
{
integer hdl, pos;
FileName fileName;
DomainId domainId;
UserGroupId userGroupId;
FilePath filePath = "C:\\temp\\security\\";
int hwnd;
#File
;
filePath = winApi::browseForPath(hwnd);
if (filePath)
{
filePath += '\\';
[hdl, fileName] = WinAPI::findFirstFile(filePath + #AllFilesName +
#AllFilesExt);
setPrefix('Start');
while (fileName)
{
pos = StrFind(filename,"#",1,strlen(fileName));
if (pos > 0)
{
setprefix(filePath + filename);
domainId = substr(fileName,1,pos-1);
userGroupId =
strreplace(substr(fileName,pos+1,strlen(fileName)),'.asg','');
info(strfmt('Domain: %1, Group: %2',domainId,userGroupId));
//info(userGroupId);
sysSecurityUserGroup::importRights(userGroupId,domainId,filePath + fileName);
}
fileName = WinAPI::findNextFile(hdl);
}
WinAPI::findClose(hdl);
}
}
-----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
Van: [email protected]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Steeve Gilbert
Verzonden: vrijdag 16 februari 2007 14:43
Aan: [email protected]
Onderwerp: [development-axapta] Re: Exporting Security Settigns for User
Groups
Hi,
You can export a user group and it's setting. Go to the user group
form, select the group, click "Permissions" and on the right you'll
see "Export". Try that. As for where is stored this data, I don't
know.
Steeve...
--- In [email protected], "cbharda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
> Gidday Everyone,
>
> Just wondering if it was possible to export a user group and all of
> it's security settings.
>
> The User Groups are stored in the table UserGroupInfo, but where is
> the actual settings for these groups stored?
>
> Thanks for your time,
>
> Cy
>
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