Activities of "joemo"

How can I prevent or suppress the 'ajax request did not succeed' error popup? It happens when a user forces a refresh

I can use the cache successfully like this:-

var members = _cacheManager .GetCache("MembersCache") .Get("Members", () => GetMembersFromDatabase(input.ParentCompanyId)) as List<Customer>;

which calls this:- private List<Customer> GetMembersFromDatabase(int ParentCompanyId) { return _customerRepository.GetAllList(x => x.ParentCompanyId == ParentCompanyId); }

I've set the timeout to 15 mins. The problem is, after 15 minutes it returns no results. I would have expected it to start calling the GetMembersFromDatabase function again to get fresh data, but it doesn't Where am I going wrong?

If its the log4net file thats locking, I had the same problem. You can get around it by adding this line to log4net.config before the </appender> line:-

<lockingModel type="log4net.Appender.FileAppender+MinimalLock" />

Hi, Following your new example documents, I can add signalr and publish/subscribe to a simple notification. And I can see in browser Console that signalR is connected and registered.

However if I add this to header.js:-

abp.event.on('abp.notifications.received', function (userNotification) {
                console.log("notification!", userNotification);
            });

... nothing fires. I can see the notification and subscriptions being added to the SQL tables, but still nothing fires on the client side. In the logs I get the error "There is no notification definition with given name: CustomerCreated".

This is how I subscribe:-

await _notificationSubscriptionManager.SubscribeAsync(1, 3, "CustomerCreated");

And this is how I publish:-

public async Task Publish_CustomerCreated(string CustomerName, int CustomerId)
        {
            var data = new LocalizableMessageNotificationData(new LocalizableString("CustomerCreatedMessage", "BlueHarvest"));
            data["CustomerName"] = CustomerName;
            data["CustomerId"] = CustomerId;

            await _notificationPublisher.PublishAsync("CustomerCreated", data, severity: NotificationSeverity.Warn);
        }

Not quite what I meant.... What I mean is... when I've added an Entity with automatic audit fields (e.g. CreatorUserId, CreationTime, etc.) I can see how to access those fields in the app service and pass them through to the client.

But how do get the corresponding username for that userid? Do I need to access UserManager, and if so - how?

What is the recommended way to return the full username all the to the client (angular) when using FullAuditedEntity ? e.g. get the full user name from the CreatorUserId

I have created a Customer entity...

[Required]
public string Name {get;set;}

public virtual ICollection<Document> Documents { get; set; }

public Customer()
        {
            Documents = new HashSet<Document>();
        }

... which as you can see each contain Document collections...

[Required]
public string Type {get;set;}

public virtual int CustomerId { get; set; }
[ForeignKey("CustomerId")]
public virtual Customer Customer { get; set; }

And in my DTOs I just declare and set the CustomerId... (not the virtual Customer - this seems to be how you do it in the SimpleTaskSystem example)...

public class CreateDocumentInput : IInputDto
{
    [Required]
    public string Type {get;set;}

    public in CustomerId {get;set;}
}

public void CreateDocument(CreateDocumentInput input)
{
    var document = new Document 
    {
        Type = input.Type,
        CustomerId = input.CustomerId
    };
}

I've written application services that read and write to both these entities. This all works fine UNTIL I start adding Document entities, and then the original GetCustomers web service call fails with a 500 internal server error. It seems to be because I have added related Documents to the Customer and it is having problems getting the data. Where am I going wrong? I've read outside of ABP that this can happen with lazy loading. Adding this line to DBContext prevents the error:-

this.Configuration.ProxyCreationEnabled = false;

But I don't want to break the benefits of ABP...

What is the correct way to share data from a service without re-retrieving the data each time?

For example, I have created a getCustomers service. But I want to use the data in both a header controller, and in the controller for a particular page.

At present this results in separate calls to the service each time - but I would like to just retrieve the data once and make it available globally.

Well, for future civilizations, here's how I did it.

Added userRepository to the constructor in UserStore.cs:-

_userRepository = userRepository;

And added a function to retrieve the list asyncronously:

public async Task<List<User>> GetAllUsersAsync()
        {
            return await _userRepository.GetAllListAsync();
        }

Then you can get to it via an app service:-

public async Task<GetAllUsersOutput> GetAllUsers()
        {
            return new GetAllUsersOutput
            {
                Users = Mapper.Map<List<UserDto>>(await _userStore.GetAllUsersAsync())
            };
        }

And use angular...

vm.users = [];

            userService.getAllUsers().success(function (data) {
                vm.users = data.users;
            });

... to display it in a view:-

<select ng-model="vm.users.name" ng-options="user.id as user.name for user in vm.users">
                    <option value=""></option>
                </select>

How can I retrieve a list of AbpUsers users, preferably async? For example, to populate a dropdown list of users to assign a task to. I've tried using UserManager _userManager but it only seems relevant to finding or retrieving one users' details at a time. Is there an IQueryable collection of users? I'd like to be able to then filter that list based on roles

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