Hi,
I am testing Abp Studio and I have to inform that updating the solution is not working. And also generating the microservices solution from Abp studio with option to choose local Abp framework is not working as well, i.e. is not choosing the local version of framework.
Cheers, Yulian
Hi,
I've noticed that Halil İbrahim Kalkan in his Kubernetes Integrated Microservice Development with .NET and ABP Studio presentation used in his sample application the integration service. Could you be so kind to ask him to provide the sample, if it's possible of course.
P.S. I am always before asking something read everything from documentation.
Cheers, Iulian
Hi,
Is it possible to get a full functional sample that use integration services for inter microservices communication?
Thanks & Regards, Iulian
Hi,
When the Chat is enabled next to the chat icon appears a marker.
This issue was fixed in v8.0.4. see https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/6694/View-Password-in-Login-is-not-working-properly but persist in v8.1.0-rc.1
Any suggestions? Thanks
ABP Framework version: v8.0.3
UI Type: Blazor WASM
Database System: EF Core (SQL Server)
Tiered (for MVC) or Auth Server Separated (for Angular): microservices
Exception message and full stack trace:
Steps to reproduce the issue:
Enter name and Password
Click View Password button
View Passwort button disappear
It's still not working properly.
In my context the LocalizationResource is properly assigned for the Application Service and localization for exporting to excel it's not working. And I have to mention that for microservices template all the application services are inherited from the base class which properly assign the LocalizationResource. I think the problem is in this specific method GetListAsExcelFileAsync() how is called from UI (in my case from Blazor). I reiterate again the L, as StringLocalizer is working properly from any method of the ApplicationService, besides the GetListAsExcelFileAsync.
Once again. Just try the code you have suggested:
var config = new OpenXmlConfiguration { DynamicColumns = new DynamicExcelColumn[] { new DynamicExcelColumn("id") {Name = L["Id"]}, new DynamicExcelColumn("name") {Name = L["Name"]}, new DynamicExcelColumn("createdate") {Name = L["Createdate"]}, new DynamicExcelColumn("point") {Name = L["Point"]}, } };
I am doing absolutly the same.