Hiding Dynamics AX modules for a specific role

As you may know there is an option to customize the navigation pane (which shows or hides modules), screenshots below.

From here you can hide/display multiple modules, now we can achive the same functionality from code for a specific role.

For this create a new class and within this new class 'HideAXModules' create a static method 'HideModulesForRole' and add following code within the static method,

public static void HideModulesForRole()
{
    container   cont_navButtons;
    container   cont_UserRoles;

    TreeNode            menunode;
    TreeNode            mainmenunode;
    TreeNodeIterator    menuitemiter;

    str aotName;

    int i = 1;
    int j = 1;
    int loc;

    boolean isAdmin = false;

    SecurityRole        securityRole;
    SecurityUserRole    securityUserRole;

    #AOT
    #define.Zero('0')
    #define.MainMenuLocation('\\Menus\\MainMenu')

    //Fetch all roles for currently logged in User and insert in variable cont_UserRoles.
    while select securityUserRole
        join securityRole
            where securityUserRole.User == curUserId()
                && securityRole.RecId == securityUserRole.SecurityRole
    {
        cont_UserRoles += securityRole.AotName;

        if (securityRole.AotName == '-SysAdmin-')
        {
            isAdmin = true;
        }
    }

    if (!isAdmin && conFind(cont_UserRoles, 'YourRoleName'))
    {
        mainmenunode = TreeNode::findNode(#MainMenuLocation);
        menuitemiter = mainmenunode.AOTiterator();
        menunode     = menuitemiter.next();

        while(menunode != null)
        {
            aotName = menunode.AOTname();

            if(aotName == 'Home' || aotName == 'YourMenuName')
            {
                // Prefix 1 to show module
                cont_navButtons = conIns(cont_navButtons, j, '1' + aotName);
            }

            else
            {
                // Prefix 0 to hide module
                cont_navButtons = conIns(cont_navButtons, j, '0' + aotName);
            }
            j++;

            menunode = menuitemiter.next();
        }

        // Hide Modules with 0 as prefix
        infolog.navPane().setCurrMenuButtons(cont_navButtons);
    }
}

Cheers!