Hi
I use ASP.NET Core with Angular version and I implemented a custom session (used MyAppSession example suggested by you), and I'm able to add a custom property and get it anywhere in the app. The problem that I need to allow user change this Claim value in the app, and when I try to do this, Claim is changed in that Request context, but not persisted over further requests and I still get the initial value set in Login. I understand that I should ReLogin user after changing Claim. Can you please provide me the needed steps using "MyAppSession" example for ASP.NET Core version (with .NET Framework)? I do prefer a better approach like Refreshing Identity if that's an option.
Second question: MyAppSession is injected and used in a custom data filter in AppDbContext, but it doesn't resolve the Claim Value there (Hardcoded value works in that filter) seems some LifeCycle related problem?
Appreciate your assistance solving these issues
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how about using Settings for the user. <a class="postlink" href="https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Setting-Management">https://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Doc ... Management</a>
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Thank you. I agree, it's easier to handle this through configurations rather than a Claim
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yeah it's pretty much straight forward to use settings. you can reach it from anywhere. plus it persists the data ;)
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Hi Alper
How can I use User setting value in the custom filter I added? It seems this filter runs once in app bootstrap for all objects that implement my interface, when AbpSession object is null (no UserId nor TenantId).
Would be great if you can provide a sample
Thanks
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Hi Kasem,
You can check the current filters here <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/dev/src/Abp.EntityFrameworkCore/EntityFrameworkCore/AbpDbContext.cs">https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/as ... Context.cs</a>.
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Hi Ismcagdas
The problem that filter gets the initial value available in that object which in turn resolves it from settings, but when that setting changed, filter still get the initial value and never changed.
Please note that I didn't follow exactly what you did (didn't implement null pattern), should I do so? do you believe it should fix the problem? If yes, can you please provide an amended version for your code here (I get that setting value from a property in that custom session object): <a class="postlink" href="https://gist.github.com/ismcagdas/6f2a9a3b5d7b907cb8d94a72124d59a1">https://gist.github.com/ismcagdas/6f2a9 ... 72124d59a1</a>
Thanks
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don't use property for setting filter value. if you do that it'll not be updated after you change your setting value. better create a method that returns setting value.
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Thanks Alper for your quick response
I tried a method too, and it still get the initial value. I even added a breakpoint to that method to see if it's called when I reach the query that should apply the filter, but it's not reached.
it's reached only once, when app is bootstrapped but not after
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In AbpDbContext class, add your custom session property
public IMyCustomSession MyCusomSession { get; set; } protected virtual int MyValue => GetMyValue(); protected virtual int GetMyValue() { return MyCustomSession .MyValue; } -
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That really works! Many thanks Alper!
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congrats ;)
