Have you obfuscated your code? Did you use PreEmptive's Dotfuscator? And if so, did you encounter any issues with things like the reflection and dynamic APIs used by ASPNET Zero? We purchased Dotfuscator Pro and have used it without any problem with a non-ASPNET Zero application and are now about to try it on an ASPNET Zero application. Also, we cannot depend on the customer having internet access on the box the application is installed on so we are using a public key/private key licensing mechanism.
Is there a way to use the AbpAuthorize (or some other mechanism) to protect the swagger folder? I would like only specific roles to be able to access this folder.
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I need to create a library of methods callable from a windows service or console app that retrieve data using the REST APp services. I have got your sample ConsoleRemoteWebApiCall working but would like to split off the calls (like GetRolesAsync) into another project so they can be easily used by various other related projects. For example, I need a windows client app to just call GetToken or Authenticate with credentials and then call GetRole, GetProduct, ... Unfortunately, I am not very familiar with the IocManager dependency injection aspect and not sure where or what I need to register in the calling and the called project to get this working. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Thanks...
I just updated all the Abp packages to the latest (Abp 0.7.1.0) I now get and error as soon as I try to start the application complaining: Invalid column name 'ImpersonatorUserId'. Invalid column name 'ImpersonatorTenantId'. Invalid column name 'CustomData'.
I do not see these columns anywhere in my code. Where can I find the changes I am obviously missing?
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I have just started using the Iteration Zero and added some entities and associated permissions. When I log in, I see in SQL Profiler that it does over 240 Selects against the database! I am worried that when I add more entities, permissions, roles and users that this number will skyrocket and slow down the application. Has anyone got experience with a large number of entities, users and roles?