Application Services as Controllers -> useConventionalHttpVerbs #12156 | Support Center

dominici created 2 months ago

Dear support, I'm migrating an old AspNetZero Net Framework + AngularJs app to version 13.2 (Net Core 8 + Angular v 17 )

At the time the useConventionalHttpVerbs were false by default, now the default it's true

To maintain the most compatibility as possible, I would change this parameter also on the new version but I have some questions: 1 - If I change the parameter to false, the Angular v 17 project will continue to work? 2 - Is it possible to use the useConventionalHttpVerbs = false only for my application services without changing method names or adding httpattributes to every single mathod?

Thanks in advance

Br, Fabrizio

4 Answer(s)

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m.aliozkaya created 2 months ago
Support Team

Hi @dominici,

If you use useConventionalHttpVerbs = false, some things may not work as expected. But since it will be a Post method by default, I don't think it will cause too many problems.

You can check this document for more information. https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/AspNet-Core#application-services-as-controllers
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dominici created 2 months ago

Hi m.aliozkaya, I'm going a little deep in analysis and, changing the parameter to useConventionalHttpVerbs = false, a lot of methods (starting from the boostrap phase) doesn't work on the angular application. Not only "some things may not work as expected"

You can check this document for more information. https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/AspNet-Core#application-services-as-controllers

I red many time the documentation and I also searched in the forum before asking but no side-effects it's mentioned changing this parameter.

Since AspNetZero is a paid product and support is part of the services, I would have expected a more precise, technical and detailed answer
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ismcagdas created 2 months ago
Support Team

Hi @dominici

We don' suggest setting useConventionalHttpVerbs = false. If you are going to use Angular as your client app, we are using NSWAG and it will auto-generate client proxy classes for you.

dominici created 2 months ago

Hi @ismcagdas, I found a solution by myself

I created a dedicated interface for my custom application services and another interface for the app services provided by asp net zero template.

Then, in the MyAppWebCoreModule.cs I wrote:

            Configuration.Modules.AbpAspNetCore()
                .CreateControllersForAppServices(
                    typeof(MyAppApplicationModule).GetAssembly(), useConventionalHttpVerbs: true
                ).Where(type => typeof(IAspNetZeroBaseAppService).IsAssignableFrom(type));

            Configuration.Modules.AbpAspNetCore()
                .CreateControllersForAppServices(
                    typeof(MyAppApplicationModule).GetAssembly(), useConventionalHttpVerbs: false
                ).Where(type => typeof(IMyAppBaseAppService).IsAssignableFrom(type));

By this way I can force the HttpPost on all my custom services (as the very old version of AspNetZero) and at the same time I can maintain the conventional verbs for the Angular part included in the new Asp Net Zero template

I hope this helps

Br, Fabrizio

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