Is there no one that can provide assistance on this??
I have downloaded a new project for version 13.4.0 and worked successfully on the web portion of the solution. When I tried to start on the MAUI mobile portion the first thing I attempted was to compile the base project. The build fails with the following error:
Unable to find project information for '/Users/davidrutter/Downloads/MyProject/src/MyProject.Web.Core/MyProject.Web.Core.csproj'. If you are using Visual Studio, this may be because the project is unloaded or not part of the current solution so run a restore from the command-line. Otherwise, the project file may be invalid or missing targets required for restore. Restore failed.
The Web.Core project does compile successfully when I build the Web solution. This error occurs whether I use the .Mobile.sln or the .All.sln, even thought the .All solution contains the .Web.Core.csproj. I tried adding the .Web.Core project to the .Mobile solution but that generated another series of errors; errors attempting to locate the EntityFramework project and other references from the .Web.Core project. After removing the .Web.Core project back out of the Mobile solution, it generate over 270 errors all indicating that the Abp classes could not be found.
How do I get the project to compile successfully?
I am creating a MAUI mobile app with the latest version of aspnetzero. In the web app, images are stored using a temporary cache. The temporary cache is not available in the MAUI app. Is there a predefined method for uploading images from the MAUI app?
I have created a method in my appservice to take a class with the ID, Name and Bytes of the image and it works fine if I call it within the web app. However, when I call the same method from my proxy in the MAUI app, the save fails with a database timeout error. I have tried expanding the timeout period, but nothing has helped. If there is a built-in method as part of the framework to perform this function please let me know. Otherwise, advise how best to accomplish it.
I downloaded the 13.3.0 release and tried to run the new MAUI project as it is fresh from the download. I am getting the error: Program does not contain a static 'Main' method suitable for an entry point
The MAUI project from 13.2.0 compiles fine. Please advise.
I upgraded my project from 13.2.0 to 13.3.0 following the instructions in the migration documentation. I merged aspnetzero branch into my dev branch, resolved all conflicts and compiled the app. The web app starts up correctly but when I attempt to go to one of my main pages I get errors loading the app service that services my page.
The thing that is weird and I cannot figure out why it is happening is the "2" that appears after each of the IRepository statement. I have cleaned and rebuilt the solution a couple times with the same result.
Both of those files are generated from AspNetZero's framework. Can you please fix it in the generation process? I have fixed it in my local code. Thanks for finding it.
How did you resolve the errors?? The items that are unresolved are the classes that are part of the base framework. That is the issue that I have been fighting and do not know how to get them resolved.
Good morning. I sent you the link to my solution last week. Have you received the solution and have you gotten it to work? Can you please update me on your progress?
I changed the method to a PostAsync but that doesn't make any difference because it never even gets to the call.
I am getting errors in the compile stating that several of the classes in the Core.Shared project are not able to be resolved. Also when I attempt to debug the app, I get messages that the proxies source files cannot be found. There is something wrong with the environment, solution or something that I cannot find the cause for.
Again even starting from scratch I cannot add in anything that resolves at runtime. IF you can tell me how to share my project with you I will be glad to do so. I have used your framework in the past and been happy with the results. This time I am at my wits end trying to get the simplest things to work.
