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NI Security - Get Access Right Method yields no Access Rights data

Windows XP SP2
LabVIEW 8.2.1

I read with interest the article, Domain Account Manager error.

I'd like to use NI's Domain Account Manager (if possible) with an executable we have. Depending on the User, they will have limited access to certain screens within our application. I've not looked at how to encapsulate the Domain Account Manager yet, but I was hoping to understand how to pull the Access Rights information from the Get Access Right Method. The attached simple attached example (screenshot) yields no string data when executed.

Questions:

  1. Are the NI Security Domain Acccount Manager only related to BridgeVIEW/DSC, and not generic LabVIEW?
  2. Why no string data when executed?
  3. Is it possible to utilize the NI Security Domain Acccount Manager with an executable? If so, what extra steps do I need to be mindful of when deploying?
Hope someone can point me in the right direction!

Regards,
Chroma

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This post seems to suggest you need the LabVIEW DSC to use this. Which begs the question - why expose it in the developer environment??

-Chroma

LabVIEW 8.0:: How to get the group name of a user logged to a NI Security Domain?
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Hi Chroma,
 
In the Application class of the Invoke nodes, the NI Security methods and properties are visible when they actually should not be. These methods are actually used in the DSC module, but still should not be accessible even when using the module.  The LabVIEW DSC module uses another set of VIs to access the NI Security Domain.  Please let me know if you have anymore questions concerning this issue.  Thanks!
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