Activities of "huntethan89"

Rather than creating a new method without AbpAuthorization, can we make the hangfire jobs to run under a particular role always e.g. Admin or User?

In AspNet MVC template, we only have one Web project. User only have to login once and sessions is preserved in public and Mpa Area.

However in AspNet Core + jQuery template, Public and Web projects are different. How session sharing will work in this case?

Thanks @ismcagdas

We are using custom implementation for file uploads and they are being stored in file system. I guess we'll be better off using a unc path to avoid replication of files. Do you have any other suggestions?

We're planning to implement Web Farm for our ASPNET Zero application (MVC + jQuery, not Core). We're wondering how things like replication of uploaded files, db record locking, session state, hangfire background jobs will be handled?

AspNet Zero has many features, is there anything major that will be affected if we implement web farm?

Do we need to do any configuration in our project or it is all based on IIS, load balancer etc?

Can someone please explain things that are supported OOTB for web farm and the most infrastructure efficient way to achieve web farming?

When trying to use application service from public website gives error- Cannot read property 'app' of undefined

JS Code-

var _homeService = abp.services.app.home;
_homeService.getData({ pageNumber: 0 })
    .done(function (data) {
        console.log(data);
    });

Is there any way to allow application services to be accessible from public website? Template is Core+jQuery

Hi @ismcagdas

I was able to follow that article and successfully implemented it. But it looks like there is no authentication to odata this way. Any idea on how we can add authentication to it?

Dynamic Web API works great but I was wondering whether dynamic OData is also available or not?

If it is available, please share the link for ASPNET Zero documentation.

I checked ASPNET Boilerplate documentation and it looks like we have to write OData for every entity unlike web api which are generated automatically.

Thanks

Could you please shed some light on the steps required to achieve this?

We are using AD FS as primary method of authentication for our web project.

We are now developing a native iOS app. For development, we used token based authentication as described here- https://docs.aspnetzero.com/documents/zero/latest/Development-Guide-Mvc-Angularjs#authentication This method requires credentials that are stored in database to authenticate user.

Now that we want to move to production with our application, we must change the authentication method to AD FS. So requirements are that the user should authenticate to web api using AD FS, retrieve token and make further requests using that token.

Is this available somewhere in documentation? How can we achieve this?

Is it possible that an invalid SSL certificate for Web API project could cause this issue?