X++ Security
Applies To: Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R3, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 R2, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012 Feature Pack, Microsoft Dynamics AX 2012
This section contains some advice to help you code in X++ in a more secure manner and contains the following topics:
Topic |
Description |
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Explains how to use Code Access Security. |
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Lists the APIs that require various permission classes to call them. |
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Lists the APIs that are turned off by default in Microsoft Dynamics AX. |
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Explains the risk in using display and edit methods and the ways to mitigate this risk. |
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Explains the situation where record level security is not in force, how to identify it, and how to mitigate it. |
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Explains how to set ranges for data sets so that they cannot be changed. |
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Provides guidelines for avoiding security issues. |
Note
Before you use an API, make sure that you examine the class documentation for it to determine whether there are some suggestions about how to call the API more securely.
See also
How to: Secure an API on the AOS
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