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Hello,

we have a WebApplication that uses a third party library called syncfusion which builts upon .razor components using model view controller architecture. Is it possible to integrate these .razor files into .NET Core + Angular and somehow make them work? Or do you have to rebuild the code part in the backend and the fronent part using typescript?

If not would it be possible to include iFrame to display our solution on top of .net zero solution?

We are facing the problem that we already have developed a WebApplication using the mentioned above tools and don't want to start completely from the ground up. But we would still like to use aps.net zero and include features such as backoffice and user/role management.

Thanks in advance!

Hello everyone,

we were just getting started with asp.net Zero Core Angular (merged Solution) and following the guide and everything was working perfectly for me up until the end of the page (https://docs.aspnetzero.com/en/aspnet-core-angular/latest/Getting-Started-Angular-Merged)

However, two of my collegues are experiencing issues when trying to start the webserver by using npm start. The console reports that the local server is listening on port:4200 but whenever they try browsing with http://localhost:4200, they don't even get any error, it's just the index page loading endlessly without any response.

The only difference between me and them is that I set up the project through the demo download and pushed it to our git server for them to pull the code. It seems that this is also the reason it doesn't work as expected. Can aynone provide a quick fix, given these information or do I need to provide further details?

Best Regards best4bps

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