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Thanks....

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Hi,

Could you please send me the github path for the detailed release notest of ASPNET ZERO v5.6

Regards, Mahendra

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Hi,

As I said, the page becomes unresponsive. Once page becomes unresponsive that means pressing F5 does not send the request to the server. Since it does not send the request to the server, how can I get the error and thus stack trace.....

Regards, Mahendra

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It's not that easy for me now. Again, please try to understand, I am not using IdentityServer. Still, after sometime the page goes unresposive...

Would it be possible for someone to come on a online session with me and check quickly what could be wrong.

Regards, Mahendra

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Hi,

The ABP, we upgrade is simply upgrading the Nuget packages. Is there an easy way to upgrade the ASPNet Zero. Or the only way to upgrade ASPNet Zero is to download the latest version of ASPNet Zero and do a file merging. If this the way....do you think would it be an easy to upgrade?

Or, if there is an easy way to upgrade, please do let us know....

Regards, Mahendra

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Can somebody please help. I am again putting my issue.

After ABP Upgrade to 3.7.2 from 3.6.2, my application page (any page) after some time (irrespective I am continuously working or left the page idle), becomes unresponsive. When I see the developer tool, it seems that once page becomes unresponsive, the F5 (Refresh), does not send any request to the server. If I delete the cookie, "AspNetCore.Identity.Application" and then press F5, it throws me to the login screen.....

Please help Regards, Mahendra

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We are using JQuery Version. Also there is no definite time to be specific. And irrespective whether the page left idle for sometime or you continue working on the page. After some time it becomes unresponsive.

Also what I have noted is prior to upgrade, in the localhost if you are logged in once and then close the browser and reopen the localhost, it does not show you the login screen and you are straight away in to the application.

But after upgrade, each time I run localhost it asks for login.

Regards, Mahendra

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Hi,

We were running ABP Zero (JQuery version) having ABP Version 3.6.2. There was some out of memory exception and we thought better to upgrade to ABP 3.7.2 so we did that. After upgrade to 3.7.2, we started facing a strange following issue.

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At any point of time any page becomes unresponsive and give 500 error. In the network tab of chrome developer tool, we saw that pressing F5 does not even send a request to the server. After doing analysis, we found following two workarounds to resolves the issue.

  1. Close the chrome completely (I mean not just the opened tab of chrome, rather entire chrome window).
  2. Don't close the chrome, rather simply delete the cookie called "AspNetCore.Identity.Application".

To avoid above unresponsive we thought better to rollback to ABP Version 3.6.2. We did that but now on every page we get "An Internal Error" and this error is at the following line of code.

Class - NotificationAppService.cs Method - public async Task<GetNotificationsOutput> GetUserNotifications(GetUserNotificationsInput input)

In the above method, it successfully executes to get the totalCount and unreadCount. But when it tries to execute the next line that is var notifications = await _userNotificationManager.GetUserNotificationsAsync( AbpSession.ToUserIdentifier(), input.State, input.SkipCount, input.MaxResultCount );

it throws some exception related to something like assembly 3.7.2 not found. We are surprised when we already rolled back to 3.6.2 why in the above line it is somehow referring to 3.7.2

Please help by either resolving the unresponsiveness issue in 3.7.2 Or help to fix the notification issue in 3.6.2....

We are badly stuck.

Regards, Mahendra

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Hi, If you read my issue carefully, even pressing F5 does not show any request sent in the Network tab of chrome developer tool. since, it is not sending request to server, there is nothing recorded in the log.

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Hi,

We have recently upgraded the ABP to version 3.7.2. through Nuget. We are facing a strange issue even at localhost. (and same at azure)

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If one of my page remains open for quite some time (not exactly sure how long) then if I press F5 to refresh the page, we receive 500 error. In the network tab of chrome developer tool, we saw that pressing F5 does not even send a request to the server.

What is the workaround currently


We saw following two workarounds to overcome the above unresponsive situation:

  1. Close the chrome completely (I mean not just the tab of chrome, rather entire chrome window).
  2. Don't close the chrome, rather simply delete the cookie called "AspNetCore.Identity.Application".

Could you please advice what is going wrong here, so that we don't have to do any workaround.

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