So I've added a geo service that has some handy geo lookup utils in it. What I'm trying to do from the home controller on a form submit to do the following.
MyApp.Programs.IGeoAppService ga = new Programs.GeoAppService(new IRepository<Programs.Geo>());
ga.GetCityFromZip(new GetGeoInput { Zip = "85210" });
but obviously new IRepository<Programs.Geo>()) is not allowed. Can you tell me how to properly access the service from a MVC controller?
Also, it would be handy if there was a way that abp could allow some publicly exposed services before the angular stuff comes in. is there some sort of config to do that?
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So I tried this, but the action inside the service is error that DbContext has already been disposed.
private NAEA.DownPayment.Programs.IGeoAppService _geoService; public HomeController( IRepository<Geo> geoRepository) { _geoService = new GeoAppService(geoRepository); }
public ActionResult Index() { _geoService.GetCityFromZip(new GetGeoInput { Zip = "85210" }); return View(); } -
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well i figured it out.
var city = _geoRepository.Query<Geo>(a => a.Where(aa=> aa.Zip == input.Zip).FirstOrDefault());cant use getall.
However, I did have my ActionResult annotated with [UnitOfWork]... why didnt that work? How do I ensure that db connection is open when coming into the repo?
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Hi,
Never intantiate a class directly, always use dependency injection. See docs: <a class="postlink" href="http://www.aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Dependency-Injection">http://www.aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/ ... -Injection</a>
So, in controller constructor, you can inject your service and use it (as you did for repository in service).
