<cite>joshBoilered: </cite> "Default": "Server(localdb)\mssqllocaldb;Database=ProjectName;Trusted_Connection=True;MultipleActiveResultSets=true"
But received the following error. I don't have SQL so I spun up a quick db in Azure, changed my connection string and re-ran the migrator, same issue.
your connection string is incorrect. it's for self hosted mssql database. chose one of those :
Please do a search on the forum, there is plenty threads about this topic ;)
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In .web project, use /App for ABP dasbhoard. create a new folder for your new angular app, like /App_Name .
From the documentation <a class="postlink" href="https://www.aspnetzero.com/Documents/Development-Guide#sms-verification">https://www.aspnetzero.com/Documents/De ... rification</a>
SMS Verification
This is available if the user has a confirmed phone number. Note that SMS sending is not fully implemented because it requires an integration to an SMS vendor. The current implementation just writes security codes to logs. You should complete the IdentitySmsMessageService class in the solution to make it usable. Otherwise, disable SMS verification in the settings.
personally, I use ODATA in excel :) could work with PowerBI and other tools.
Hello there,
I was using ODATA in single tenant, it worked fine.
But when I want to use it in excel, I think this is not possible since excel does not know the "tenant".
I see a workaround : create a webservice independant for each service, exposing ODATA on different port.
Do you know a better solution ?
Afterwards , i'll to look into : #815@7b73e6f2-1140-4638-984c-1d3d497d71cb because we'll need to secure ODATA in excel.
thanks for your help :)
+1.
I would prefer more abstraction to avoid loosing too much time. (1 day for me) But I could understand that users needs to modify some parts. I'm sure i'll edit in the future some of this code, so if it's too abstracted, it will be more complicated.
and ... version 1.0 is out, which should be more stable.
all in all, i'm note sure if i want more abstraction or not. Could be great for migration, but also more difficult if I have to adjust this code to my needs.
there is some discussion on the forum about SP.
another subject : #446
I use SP & UDT without problem, in a custom repository with nuget specified in the following link
ok, i'll go for Something like /AppMain; thanks :mrgreen:
Hello there,
ABP SPA is defined in /App/ which contains the full Dashboard code from aspnetzero.
i'm using the Dashboard SPA and another SPA for my main application.
I made Something like : /App/Dashboard => admin interface /App/Main => main app
Best practice is to define 1 sub folder by SPA app, i think.
it works fine, but each time a release of the admin interface is out, I've to rewrite all paths with the new folder when I copy/paste the full interface admin.
is it a possibility in ABP Template to set a folder for the admin interface ? like App/Abp or App/admin or Something else ? to allow the project to get multiple SPA.
another possibility is to leave App like that, and create AppMain to the base of my project. But it's against angular convention rule :)