Activities of "Hostmaster"

Yes, it's a tricky one to explain.

We had an existing entity on our multi tenant application, eg, Options:

namespace MyProject.Option
{
    [Table("Options")]
    public class Option : AuditedEntity
    {
    }
}

But we decided that we needed to allow the tenant user to be able to customise these options so we changed this to:

namespace MyProject.Option
{
    [Table("Options")]
    public class Option : FullAuditedEntity<int>, IMustHaveTenant
    {
    }
}

So now we have the problem that the entries were present at the host level, now are not seen at the Tenant level, so we need a magic way to insert those host entries against each client at the tenant level - either as part of the Migration stage, or as part of the login through TenantManager or otherwise?

I'm just having a look over Data Seeding.

Works like a charm, thank you. Though in this case, we need to look at grantedPermissions.

Hi @rvanwoezik - yes we've tried that, but that doesn't work. Although the style IS set with Excel when you look at the Cell Properties, it displays as a number as 0.3125 as noted above.

I figured out how to gain access to the GitHub area. Issue raised.

Hi,

I don't seem to have access to that section of GitHub. Could you advise for me?

Regards, Simon Dean

Ha. I'm an idiot. I forgot to merge in the DbSets to DbContext. Everything's working now.

Thanks Musa,

So in the "ApplicationAppServiceBase.cs" under the Application Project:

`public abstract class ApplicationAppServiceBase : ApplicationService { public TenantManager TenantManager { get; set; }

public UserManager UserManager { get; set; }

public SomeOtherManager SomeOtherManager { get; set; }

protected ApplicationAppServiceBase() { LocalizationSourceName = ApplicationConsts.LocalizationSourceName; }

protected virtual async Task<SomeOtherObject.SomeOtherObject> GetSomeOtherObjectAsync(UserIdentifier userIdentifier) { var object = await SomeOtherManager.GetLinkedObjectForUser(userIdentifier); return object; } }`

TenantManager and UserManager are fine, but "SomeOtherManager" is null so we cannot call "GetSomeOtherObjectAsync" because SomeOtherManager is null.

In the code for the manager, we have:

`using System.Linq; using System.Threading.Tasks; using Abp.Domain.Repositories; using Abp.Domain.Services;

namespace ACUTEC.TimeAndAttendance.OtherObject { public class SomeOtherManager : IDomainService { private readonly IRepository<OtherObject, int> _otherObjectRepository;

public SomeOtherManager(IRepository<OtherObject, int> otherObjectRepository) { _otherObjectRepository = otherObjectRepository; }

public async Task

Which seems pretty standard to me.

As I say, this worked absolutely fine in AspNetZero 6.2.0, but not in 10.3.0

Potential difference I see is that other managers now use extend their own interface as well as the ApplicationDomainServiceBase