Thank you for your response. I really appreciate it because there are things I'm not understanding.
I have done this:
public class DealerKioskSetting : Entity
{
[Column("DealerKioskId")]
public override int Id { get; set; }
//[Key]
//public int DealerKioskId { get; set; }
and when I do that, I get the following in my JSON data (from the console):
..."dealerKioskId":0, "id":1234...
So, my question now is... why is dealerKioskId showing up there at all? The id value is the correct dealerKioskId in this example.
Thank you, Dave
When I tried this, though, ABP wants to automatically add the "Id" field to my existing table, and then it wants to run the database migrations, which I don't want to do...
Dave
How do I map the ABP users/roles to users/roles from Active Directory? I don't understand how it works. Can someone explain?
I found some documentation for ASP.NET Boilerplate, but it looks like that might already be done in ASP.NET Zero. I also looked at the docs for ASP.NET Zero, but it was fairly short, and didn't tell me how to do things like add users once I switched to LDAP...
Thanks in advance, Dave Haynes
We just purchased ASP.NET Zero to rewrite an internal application. Your documentation is great, and we've been able to add some simple pages in no time at all!
However, all our data already exists in SQL Server, and is touched by multiple teams, so we can't really use Code First, and I have not seen any documentation on what the best practices are for accessing that in the ASP.NET Zero world. Can you help?
Thanks, Dave