In angular page, I need to have any special configuration? I put a page without any app service in the main module and it redirect to login. In this case, I do have to create a new module, similar to the account?
Hi again,
this problem was accidentally resolved by using a diferent build comand: instead of "ng build --configuration=development" i'm now using "npm run ng build --configuration=development"
The command "ng build --configuration = development" does not ignore build errors and uses the environment-related configuration file in run-time, however in certain situations the components behave differently from the one verified locally (example: Errors occur only on the version installed on the server).
It doesn't make any sense (for me at least) but it works.
best regards, Dirceu
I haven't had the opportunity to test it yet with a remote active directory server, I just wanted to anticipate any problems that might occur. I saw some articles saying that we should use the ip/name of the active directory server and the actual domain - something like this: ConnectString = LDAP://RemoteHost/dc=domain,dc=domain2,dc=domain3
Thanks.
Yes, the application is multi-tenant (in a first phase we are going to use the default tenant). Could you give some pointers on the best way to implement the two login pages? - should i duplicate the entire login folder (src > account > login) so i can have a second login component? The best way to redirect the user to a different login page (after logout) is to change the method logout from the component AppAuthService?
Also, is it not necessary to manually remove Dto's, AppServices, etc.?
