Instead of merging manually the asp.net core and the angular 2 is there any way to download it as merged?
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When is the planned upgrade to angular 4 will be done? Any estimated release date?
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Why do you use explitic Injector in angular 2 project. As angular suggests it is better to "leave the Automated Dependency Injection do its job"
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Hi,
My architecture consists of the aspnet core + Angular4 website (merged client and server into one website) and several microservices we wrote. As far I can see client and server (core) handle authorization very clean and neat. What I need is to be able to use authorization in the microservices as well. I.E create some permissions and grant them to several users. When this user attempts to call a microservice I need him to be authorised check against these permissions. Which is the best practise to achieve this?
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Have the same problem. Just downloaded a test project (asp.net core and jquery) I run migrator then I run the site once I click New Tenant or Login I get this error
I have exactly the same problem and I cannot proceed. Also the document is outdated (old project.json format)
Hi,
Can you give more details please?
Due to the nature of my architecture I cannot make rest calls every time. So it is better to cache it as you suggested. My plan is the following:
Once the microservice is up I do a rest call and get all permissions. Then I cache them and do local checks. How can I achieve that?
How can I get all permissions of all users. Is there any Rest endpoint that return these?
Can you please tell me if there is any service that I can use to achieve retrieving the permissions from database for a user?