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A developer creates a custom workspace config using the UI Builder for the 2026 Next Experience framework. They configure a custom component that needs to read runtime session variables. However, when users with the standard itil role access the workspace, the component completely fails to render, throwing a client-side console error pointing to an invalid contextual evaluation framework. What Next Experience configuration table and registry must the administrator inspect to resolve this security/rendering issue?
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The UX Page Registry ( sys_ux_page_registry ) and the associated UX Macroponent Definition ( sys_ux_macroponent ) / UX Page Property ( sys_ux_page_property ) configurations. Explanation: In the Next Experience architecture, access to workspace configurations, components, and client-side page execution variables is strictly controlled by UX-specific ACLs and application configurations. If a component fails exclusively for a specific role, the admin must verify that the Macroponent is exposed correctly and that the corresponding UX Page Properties do not restrict access via chrome_menu or audience restrictions ( sys_ux_applicability ) assigned to that workspace experience.
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