When I call CalculateContentRootFolder in WebContentDirectoryFinder it works locally but when deployed to Azure I get the error System.ApplicationException: Could not find content root folder!
I make the call an AppService in the Application project if that helps.
Could you please advise how I resolve this? It appears the code is looking for a sln file which won't exist in the deployed version.
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Hi,
This method is designed for development time usage, you should not use it for production. If you can explain your case, we can try to find anotner solution.
Thanks.
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I used this for getting SqlConnection to execute StoredProcedure.
private readonly IConfigurationRoot _Configuration; public CargoReportAppService(ICargoHeldupLogRepository cargoHeldupLogRepository, ICargoReceivingInfoDetailRepository cargoReceivingInfoDetailRepository) { _CargoHeldupLogRepository = cargoHeldupLogRepository; _CargoReceivingInfoDetailRepository = cargoReceivingInfoDetailRepository; _Configuration = AppConfigurations.Get(WebContentDirectoryFinder.CalculateContentRootFolder(), addUserSecrets: true); }using (var dbConnection = new SqlConnection(configuration.GetConnectionString(SODMSConsts.ConnectionStringName))) { await dbConnection.OpenAsync(); cargoReceivingData = await dbConnection.QueryAsync<GetCargoReceivingReportOutput>("CargoReceivingReport", new { FromDate = input.FromDate.Date, ToDate = input.ToDate.Date, AccountId = (input.AccountId == 0 || input.AccountId == null) ? null : input.AccountId, DepotUnitId = (input.DepotUnitId == 0 || input.DepotUnitId == null) ? null : input.DepotUnitId }, commandType: CommandType.StoredProcedure); }This is working fine in locally but getting error in production. Kindly suggest me other way to do that.
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Hi @shimulcse,
You can create a custom repository and execute your SP in that custom repository. <a class="postlink" href="https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Repositories#custom-repositories">https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Doc ... positories</a>
