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Bug in Security Editor

http://forum.strataframe.net/Topic3461.aspx

By Kevin Lingofelter - 10/10/2006

Looks like a little critter moved in on this update:

  1. Open the security editor (either through application or VS menu item)
  2. Select User node
  3. Add a User

A message comes up saying that credentials cannot be verified. The edit window does come up, but immediately wants to close and asks if you want to save the data. If you click Cancel, you can go ahead and add the user.

This doesn't happen when you try to edit a current user or if you try to add one of the other items (roles, etc).

By StrataFrame Team - 10/10/2006

Sure enough, but it was more than just a critter... kind of a gremlin.  I'm building an update right now.  Will let you know when it's posted.
By Kevin Lingofelter - 10/10/2006

hehe...I thought a head a evil little gremlin like laugh when that message came up...
By StrataFrame Team - 10/10/2006

OK, the update is posted on the My Account area. 

And since you seem to be the Orkin man today, let me know if you find anything else Wink

By Kevin Lingofelter - 10/10/2006

Will do. It'll be a couple hours before I can download and install the update.
By Larry Caylor - 10/11/2006

You guys are quick. I was just about to report the bug that Kevin found and I see that it has already been fixed. But I do have another one. In the source code for the Security project there is a bug in the project that prevents the source from compiling. The post-build event command line does not reference AfterBuild.bat in the correct location.

 

The current command line is

 

c:\AfterBuild.bat "$(TargetPath)" "$(TargetDir)$(ProjectName).xml"

 

Changing it to the following fixes the problem

 

"$(SolutionDir)AfterBuild.bat" "$(TargetPath)" "$(TargetDir)$(ProjectName).xml"

 

-Larry

By StrataFrame Team - 10/11/2006

Thanks for the heads up, Larry.  I'll change that post-build event to make sure it's pointing to the correct location for the AfterBuild.bat.