Hi all, looking for someone to help point me in the correct direction. IAS 2017 SP1, but have a feeling this could carry over from when archestra graphics first came to IAS. Application has some Archestra graphics that are using classes "Security.S

IAS 2017 SP1 "Security" question.  Security class methods in symbol scripts.

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  • Sorry that was backwards so how, not sure how to delete and re ask, but here is the question and details:

    Hi all, looking for someone to help point me in the correct direction. IAS 2017 SP1, but have a feeling this could carry over from when archestra graphics first came to IAS.

    Application has some Archestra graphics that are using classes "Security.SymbolAccessController.ControlSecurityInfo" & "Security.SymbolAccessController.Controller" and so on for roughly 20 controls that should ultimately pass back a true if enabled. I have never seen "security" done this way before, but I feel this is not a security thing that they are trying to do (but can not yet tell).

    The objects have some notes on some scripts as well that parse some data from the areas, that talk about "GenericSecuritySeed symbol for use in embedded graphics - see the document 'Generic Security Model - Design Specification & Installation / Setup Guide'" I have searched high and low and can not come up with said document.

    The logger is showing me the view is going out and looking at "GenericSecurityUserCache1: AppConfig File Path: C:\Security\ServerCopy\AppConfig.dat", which I copied that dat file from the production server. The file is not general text to be able to open in notepad, so it is not any help. The logger is giving a warning about the archestra graphic "unable to retrieve security information" referencing the same "GenericSecurityUserCache1"

    Again just looking for some help, I don't need to modify any of this, but do need it to work in our development environment that we are trying to get going. I'm hoping someone here has delt with this before. Or if someone knows of the document the object comments reference, that would be the biggest help. I searched around in the IAS scripting guide, but cannot find where "security" is referenced as its own class. I have a feeling I'm just not looking in the right places, and greatly appreciate if anyone can help straighten me out.

    Thanks!

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  • Sorry that was backwards so how, not sure how to delete and re ask, but here is the question and details:

    Hi all, looking for someone to help point me in the correct direction. IAS 2017 SP1, but have a feeling this could carry over from when archestra graphics first came to IAS.

    Application has some Archestra graphics that are using classes "Security.SymbolAccessController.ControlSecurityInfo" & "Security.SymbolAccessController.Controller" and so on for roughly 20 controls that should ultimately pass back a true if enabled. I have never seen "security" done this way before, but I feel this is not a security thing that they are trying to do (but can not yet tell).

    The objects have some notes on some scripts as well that parse some data from the areas, that talk about "GenericSecuritySeed symbol for use in embedded graphics - see the document 'Generic Security Model - Design Specification & Installation / Setup Guide'" I have searched high and low and can not come up with said document.

    The logger is showing me the view is going out and looking at "GenericSecurityUserCache1: AppConfig File Path: C:\Security\ServerCopy\AppConfig.dat", which I copied that dat file from the production server. The file is not general text to be able to open in notepad, so it is not any help. The logger is giving a warning about the archestra graphic "unable to retrieve security information" referencing the same "GenericSecurityUserCache1"

    Again just looking for some help, I don't need to modify any of this, but do need it to work in our development environment that we are trying to get going. I'm hoping someone here has delt with this before. Or if someone knows of the document the object comments reference, that would be the biggest help. I searched around in the IAS scripting guide, but cannot find where "security" is referenced as its own class. I have a feeling I'm just not looking in the right places, and greatly appreciate if anyone can help straighten me out.

    Thanks!

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