Updated OP with clear / bettter instructions on how to install using a CAB. Seems to work without issue in a virgin system 2024.1>= 
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This worked for me on 2024.2, just had to add the company in the function security. Everything else came through just like the screenshots.
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Sweet I added that bit to the instructions now. Thanks for your help!
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So clean, thank you Jose for another incredible tool.
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Kevin!
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No it goes like this
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This is amazing! Thank you for this, and everything else you do for the community 
I have one improvement suggestion, which is to facilitate allowing a DataSet as a function input. I’m not sure how the mechanics would work or I’d make the update myself, but maybe a Text Area control that allows properly formatted JSON? I have no idea if this is a big lift, or even possible.
This tool is great as is, this is just a suggestion based on a limitation I ran into.
Hmm I didn’t test any with a dataset but I just assumed you’d get a textbox. I’ll take a look.
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Nope, no textbox (I am using a native Epicor Panel and I suspect they got lazy) let me look into it.
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Yuup Epicor noped out of it… #LeSigh
This is technically a bug it means that you can’t currently schedule a function in Epicor if the Input type is DataSet.
As far as lifts goes I think its a big one but I’ll have to play and see. I don’t think there exists a component (other than a simple textbox) that can take JSON input.
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I’d love to be able to pass JObjects or Nodes in parameters.
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Oh that’s dirty!!
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Ok, I’ve updated the OP with a new copy of the cab that now supports DataSet Input types
There is a bit of a quirk because of the way that the JSON Editor works, when you focus on the JSON Editor it hides the execution panel, but simply click execute function again and it will keep all your changes. (See below)
Here’s a sample “DataSet” to use with the SayHelloWithDS Demo (its a mirror function it just gives you back what you give it plus a little meta data
{
"Customers": [
{ "CustomerID": 1, "Name": "Alice" },
{ "CustomerID": 2, "Name": "Bob" }
],
"Orders": [
{ "OrderID": 100, "CustomerID": 1, "Amount": 250.0 },
{ "OrderID": 101, "CustomerID": 2, "Amount": 175.5 }
]
}
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Sorry for the late reply, I was on PTO last week. This is awesome @josecgomez , thank you!
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