How can I receive a DateTime from the client exactly what the user choose without changing clock provider.
when the user choose a specific time, the server will receive it as UTC. I need to disable this behavior for a specific property, while keeping everything working as normal. I need to know exactly the selected time by the user.
Current behavior: Startup.cs - ClockProviders.Utc Client - 10:00 +3 Server - 07:00 +0
Trying to do: Startup.cs - ClockProviders.Utc Client - 10:00 +3 Server - 10:00 +3
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I tried it and it didn't work as expected, it kept the same behaviour. after some more investigation, it works only if it on a parameter directly, but it does not work if it was on a DTO property.
is there something i can try to make it work on a DTO property?
` public async void TestDate([DisableDateTimeNormalization]DateTime datetime){} // this works
public class SomeDto { [DisableDateTimeNormalization] public DateTime datetime {get; set;} } public async void TestDate(SomeDto dto){} // this does not work `
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Hi,
This is what the class looks like, please let me know if there's something specific you need to know.
public class SomeDto { [Required] [DisableDateTimeNormalization] public DateTime DateTime {get; set;} } public abstract class BaseDDDApplicationService : ApplicationService, IApplicationService { } public interface IBookingAppService : IApplicationService { Task TestDate(SomeDto dto); } public class BookingAppService : BaseDDDApplicationService, IBookingAppService { public async Task TestDate(SomeDto dto){ // do stuff } } -
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abp package version is 5.5
service-proxies.ts
/** * @param body (optional) * @return Success */ testDate(body: SomeDto | null | undefined): Observable<void> { let url_ = this.baseUrl + "/api/services/app/Contract/TestDate"; url_ = url_.replace(/[?&]$/, ""); const content_ = JSON.stringify(body); let options_ : any = { body: content_, observe: "response", responseType: "blob", headers: new HttpHeaders({ "Content-Type": "application/json", }) }; return this.http.request("post", url_, options_).pipe(_observableMergeMap((response_ : any) => { return this.processTestDate(response_); })).pipe(_observableCatch((response_: any) => { if (response_ instanceof HttpResponseBase) { try { return this.processTestDate(<any>response_); } catch (e) { return <Observable<void>><any>_observableThrow(e); } } else return <Observable<void>><any>_observableThrow(response_); })); } protected processTestDate(response: HttpResponseBase): Observable<void> { const status = response.status; const responseBlob = response instanceof HttpResponse ? response.body : (<any>response).error instanceof Blob ? (<any>response).error : undefined; let _headers: any = {}; if (response.headers) { for (let key of response.headers.keys()) { _headers[key] = response.headers.get(key); }}; if (status === 200) { return blobToText(responseBlob).pipe(_observableMergeMap(_responseText => { return _observableOf<void>(<any>null); })); } else if (status !== 200 && status !== 204) { return blobToText(responseBlob).pipe(_observableMergeMap(_responseText => { return throwException("An unexpected server error occurred.", status, _responseText, _headers); })); } return _observableOf<void>(<any>null); } export class SomeDto implements ISomeDto { dateTime!: moment.Moment; constructor(data?: ISomeDto) { if (data) { for (var property in data) { if (data.hasOwnProperty(property)) (<any>this)[property] = (<any>data)[property]; } } } init(data?: any) { if (data) { this.dateTime = data["dateTime"] ? moment(data["dateTime"].toString()) : <any>undefined; } } static fromJS(data: any): SomeDto { data = typeof data === 'object' ? data : {}; let result = new SomeDto(); result.init(data); return result; } toJSON(data?: any) { data = typeof data === 'object' ? data : {}; data["dateTime"] = this.dateTime ? this.dateTime.toISOString() : <any>undefined; return data; } } export interface ISomeDto { dateTime: moment.Moment; } -
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Hi, 1- Open DateTimeIssueProject.sln 2- Run DateTimeIssueProject.Migrator 3- Run DateTimeIssueProject.Web.Host 4- Run Angular Project 5- go to http://localhost:4200/account/register 6- fill required info and click submit 7- debug Register method in AccountAppService 8- check FirstDateTime and SecondDateTime from RegisterInput dto
** note that the values are provided from register.component.ts and both are set to moment("2014-02-27T10:00:00")
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Hi, I got a the latest demo for testing and it worked fine, but for some reason adding the changes to my project didn't fix the issue. please note that the angular version from the demo is Angular CLI: 9.1.0 Node: 12.13.0 OS: win32 x64 Angular: 9.1.0
and for my project is: Angular CLI: 6.2.3 Node: 12.13.0 OS: win32 x64 Angular: 6.1.7
The changes as below:
// AppPreBootstrap private static getUserConfiguration(callback: () => void): any { //... AppPreBootstrap.configureMoment(); //... }
private static configureMoment() { moment.locale(new LocaleMappingService().map('moment', abp.localization.currentLanguage.name)); (window as any).moment.locale(new LocaleMappingService().map('moment', abp.localization.currentLanguage.name)); if (abp.clock.provider.supportsMultipleTimezone) { moment.tz.setDefault(abp.timing.timeZoneInfo.iana.timeZoneId); (window as any).moment.tz.setDefault(abp.timing.timeZoneInfo.iana.timeZoneId); } else { moment.fn.toJSON = function () { return this.locale('en').format(); }; moment.fn.toISOString = function () { return this.locale('en').format(); }; } }
// add LocaleMappingService import { AppConsts } from '@shared/AppConsts'; import * as _ from 'lodash';
export class LocaleMappingService { map(mappingSource: string, locale: string): string { if (!AppConsts.localeMappings && !AppConsts.localeMappings[mappingSource]) { return locale; }
const localeMappings = _.filter(AppConsts.localeMappings[mappingSource], { from: locale }); if (localeMappings && localeMappings.length) { return localeMappings[0]['to']; }
return locale; } }
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Hi @alwefaq,
Can you have a look at this ticket, I raised this issue and I think this is exact same issue you are facing. No clear answer to the isuee yet.
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Hi @alwefaq
I couldn't reproduce your problem. Here is what I did;
- Set
Clock.Provider = ClockProviders.Utc;in PreInitialize of my web module. - Define a datetime field in my Dto like below;
[DisableDateTimeNormalization] public DateTime MyDate {get; set;}- Send a date to server as below;
2020-06-01T10:33:10+03:00Then, I get the correct value on server side.
Could you share the date string you are sending to server ?
Thanks,
- Set
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Hi @maliming, i did send the project to you at [email protected] again, please check it, find reproduce steps below:-
1- Open DateTimeIssueProject.sln 2- Run DateTimeIssueProject.Migrator 3- Run DateTimeIssueProject.Web.Host 4- Run Angular Project 5- Go to http://localhost:4200/account/register 6- Fill required info and click submit 7- Debug Register method in** AccountAppService** 8- Check FirstDateTime and SecondDateTime from RegisterInput dto
** note that the values are provided from register.component.ts and both are set to moment("2014-02-27T10:00:00")
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Hi @alwefaq
Sorry, I have tried several times but couldn't download your project. Can you share related part (see https://github.com/aspnetzero/aspnet-zero-core/blob/dev/angular/src/AppPreBootstrap.ts#L190) for your AppPreBootstrap.ts ?
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I got a strange error related to this issue, don't know where and how to investigate. Hope DEV team can help! It works as usual at LOCALHOST (Vietnam time GMT+7) when developing but the DateTime is substract by 7 hours (-7 hours) when deploying to Azure (location: Southeast Asia). I've tried using DisableDateTimeNormalization (applied to the CreateOrEdit DTOs) but it did not work (there's no differences before and after changed).
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Hi @ismcagdas,
About #1, I've tried several options when deploying to Azure:
- First, don't use either
ClockProviderorDisableDateTimeNormalization:- In CreateOrEdit view: input a date with value the '15:30'
- In List view: the date is display as '08:30'
- In CreateOrEdit view: input a date with value the '15:30'
- Use
ClockProvider.LocalandDisableDateTimeNormalization:- It displays well in both views (CreateOrEdit and List) in my laptop (Vietnam, Hanoi timezone) with the value '15:30'
- But in my partner laptop (another TimeZone, Sydney), it displays as '08:30' in both views
- Use
ClockProvider.UtcandDisableDateTimeNormalization(the same result as the 1st option)- In CreateOrEdit view: input a date with value the '15:30'
- In List view: the date is display as '08:30'
About #2, here is the string I got from my laptop when using Option 3:
- Client:
The string content at service-proxies.ts after using JSON.stringify(body)
- Server:
- DB (MS SQL Server):
What I want is: the value '15:30' is displayed in both views (CreateOrEdit and List), at any TimeZone.
- First, don't use either
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Hi @ismcagdas,
In List view, I'm using this
momentFormat:'HH:mm'I've just update to not use
ClockProvider.Utc, I still got this strange issue: In CreateOrEdit view, input15:30 ~ 16:00:
Then in List view, it displays as :
Open CreateOrEdit view again:
In Server:
In DB:
Wonder if it is related to this or not:
UPDATE: Try to udpate the date to September, the issue still occurs: In CreateOrEdit:
In Server:
Then in List:
In DB:
UPDATE 2: In Client, CreateOrEdit component:
In Client, ProxyService:
UPDATE 3: After deploying to Azure, the time is input as
15:30but inserted into DB as05:30(PC's timezone: UTC+10:00) -
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Hi,
This problem might be related to https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/issues/11584.
Is it possible to share your project via email with [email protected] and also explain steps to reproduce this problem ?
Thanks,
