Hi,
Yes I am aware of that, I was just placing the alert in there to see if that's the method being used. I will look into http interceptors.
Thanks in a million.
Hi,
Yes I am aware of that, I was just placing the alert in there to see if that's the method being used. I will look into http interceptors.
Thanks in a million.
Hi
I did edit the post, not sure if you saw it.
"For testing, I have added an alert in the showError method of "\node_modules\abp-ng2-module\src\abpHttp.ts" and alert was showing for all error messages. Should this method be overwritten instead of the one in the js file? .
showError(error: IErrorInfo): any {
alert("am in");
if (error.details) {
return this._messageService.error(error.details, error.message || this.defaultError.message);
} else {
return this._messageService.error(error.message || this.defaultError.message);
}
}
"
I want to catch a specific UserFriendlyException and act on it.
Hi,
Thanks in a million. Works like a bom!
Thanks in a million for your help.
Good day.
Thanks for your reply. That works for all app services endpoints. :D But I want the filter to execute on specific endpoint methods in my app services. Like below:
[TestFilter]
public async Task<RegisterOutput> Register(RegisterInput input)
{
}
How can I achieve this? Thanks in advance.
Good day.
Thanks for your feedback. :)
I have done the following:
Created the filter within the Web.Core project
Resisted the the filter in the Web.Host startup project.
I need to use the filter in the Application project and the Application project does not reference the Web.Host startup How can I achieve this?
Please advice ?
Thanks.