Thanks for response, i'll go for a temporary hybrid solution ;)
Do you plan to convert libs folder to bower in the future or will it stay like now forerever for compatibility issues ?
IN ABP, <a class="postlink" href="http://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Documents/Zero/Tenant-Management">http://aspnetboilerplate.com/Pages/Docu ... Management</a>
TenancyName: This is unique name of a tenant in the application. It should not be changed normally. It can be used to allocate subdomains to tenants like 'mytenant.mydomain.com'. Tenant.TenancyNameRegex constant defines the naming rule.
In ASP.NET Zero documentation, there is some explaination. <a class="postlink" href="http://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Development-Guide#using-tenancy-name-as-subdomain">http://aspnetzero.com/Documents/Develop ... -subdomain</a>
I think that's just a matter of url/ip redirection.
For Stored procedure in SQL Server, i use this nuget <a class="postlink" href="https://www.nuget.org/packages/EntityFrameworkExtras.EF6/">https://www.nuget.org/packages/EntityFr ... xtras.EF6/</a>
and place my call to SP into my datalayer (custom repository)
There is a breaking change with 0.7.4, please see if it's not related. <a class="postlink" href="https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/releases/tag/v0.7.4.0">https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/as ... g/v0.7.4.0</a>
So, related to previous answer; Is it best to use a separate file controller to manage files to download a zip file like your previous response, or create an webAPI whith a custom http response ? (if it's even possible)
thks !
my goal is to click, create file, and give it to download on frontend. I can store it temporary on disk if necessary, but i'll go for the memory only solution.
With Hibernate, I don't know. I use EF with multiple dbcontext without problem :) (multiple db context for oracle, sqlserver & sqlite)
My team asked me the same question one year ago.
I couldn't provide a response with disadvantages. Instead, i've shown that abp integrates a lot of Framework (logging, db, depedencies injection, authorizations, AngularJS webAPI integration <3, etc ...) that we could implement one by one of course (or with another Framework who can regroup a few of them). But using this Framework saved me few months of project's structuring because everything was already there.
I was using another Domain-Driven Design before ABP, & I could say that abp is tbe best DDD i've seen until now; for my needs.
I'll say that disadvantages are what you need for your project AND that are not included in ABP. If you need Something specific and that it's fast enough to integrate to ABP, go for ABP. (you can fork abp and propose your new functionnalities in Github).
If it's not possible, and another solution suits your needs better, then ... you have to make a choice ! ;)
I use ABP on my project with a database first model, since 2014. (and with oracle !) So yes, it's possible with some manipulations :)
I do not use edmx files, i directly map my domain objects to the db through the db context. You can also use DataAnnotations to map your fields, or create custom mapping with something like that : public class CompanyMap : EntityTypeConfiguration<Company>
And for class related to ABP, run the code first creation, it will provide a dbmigration file. Remove any related code from your tables, and execute only the migration with abp tables.
But after one year, i'm migrating my databasefirst schema to a codefirst schema, it will be easier to maintain.
I think keeping an edmx is not the best choice, because you don't fully control your mapping with your db. try to generate the code first schema from your db, like the previous post said ;)
Any plans to insert this EntityFramework.BulkInsert in abp IRepository ?
Maybe it could be a useful feature for other users :)
Anyway, i'll implement it myself in custom repository, since I need it today for myself :)
nice future thing to have :mrgreen:
