I see some of the examples from the boilerplate code that class that inherits from [ProjectName]ServiceBase (mostly helpers) and [ProjectName]DomainServiceBase (Managers) resides in the [ProjectName].Core Project and can be injected in the classes that inherits from AppServiceBase (AppServices) and is placed under [ProjectName].Application Project.
So, what's the difference between the classes that inherits from [ProjectName]ServiceBase and the classes that inherits from [ProjectName]DomainServiceBase. In what condition should we prefer ServiceBase over DomainServiceBase and vice versa.
For example:
UserPolicy that inherits from [ProjectName]ServiceBase.
I could not get the difference between Application Layer and Domain layer citing this class.
My question is why couldn't it inherit from [ProjectName]DomainServiceBase? What changes/complications it would have caused if inherited from [ProjectName]DomainServiceBase?
Version - 10.5.0 Product type - .Net Core + Angular
Hi Team, I have enabled Stripe to purchase/subcribe to a paid Edition while creating a new tenant. When a stripe payment gets Failed(due to any reason) or Cancelled(by clicking on back button on stripe payment page), how this payment/transaction can be restarted or another transaction can be kick-started so the user can purchase the edition and tenant can be activated? I am unable to find in both documentation as well as source code where this can be done. Please guide.
Regards.
Product type: ASP.NET Core + Angular Version: 7.0.0
I have a requirement to add a new property to History related table, AbpEntityChange to be precise.
I am able to do this by following Extending Existing Entities.
I just couldn't find the file where I can modify the newly added property i.e. I want to modify or add value to this property when a new entity of AbpEntityChange is created.
Please let me know the area where these changes are currently being made in my application.
Thanks