What are the default security of 'Application' root Folder and how to set application security if those are not editable

RE: What are the default security of 'Application' root Folder and how to set application security if those are not editable

Vijay Gurav — Fri, 21 Jun 2024 09:20:24 GMT

Stefan Helzle : I select Security Summary -> Edit- > Checkbox Inherit security from parent -> Save Changes.

for now, I've created another app and I moved the all objects in new app. And another option for me is to import the test copy in dev by deleting dev copy.

RE: What are the default security of 'Application' root Folder and how to set application security if those are not editable

Yogi Patel — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 14:20:01 GMT

Yes, it seems an unusual scenario. I think an Application is the root object (topmost object) of an object tree. Not sure why it's giving a warning that "Parent has security warning". Also, how folder can be the parent of itself?

Share updates and solutions if it is resolved.

RE: What are the default security of 'Application' root Folder and how to set application security if those are not editable

Stefan Helzle — Thu, 20 Jun 2024 06:27:56 GMT

That document root is not a real folder, but an artificial artifact provided by the platform. It cannot be modified.

How did you change the application security to inherit something? I do not see that option.

I am not sure how to help you, and I do not fully understand how you got into that issue.

RE: What are the default security of 'Application' root Folder and how to set application security if those are not editable

Vijay Gurav — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 12:47:25 GMT

Yogi Patel Thanks. But this ideal scenario. I've explain the flow above and then I'm unable to add users and groups in application security.

RE: What are the default security of 'Application' root Folder and how to set application security if those are not editable

Yogi Patel — Wed, 19 Jun 2024 12:33:37 GMT

See the below screenshot for Application security & Folder security: