Edited the cs proj files for the "Shared" projects to use 2.0 instead of 2.1. I and received this error during build. Project Application.Shared is not compatible with netcoreapp2.1. Does anyone know why the 2 shared projects are not using .NET Core 2.1 when the other projects are? How and will this affect our solution? Below was suggested in the recommended thread and this does not set our shared projects to use 2.1. _If you want to change target framework of your project, just right click on your project and select "Edit ****.csproj". Then you can change TargetFramework.
ABP supports both, .Net Standard 2.0 & .Net Core 2.0._
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We just downloaded the Core 2.1 solution and realized that the 2 "Shared" projects do no target Core 2.1. Under build for those projects, NETSTANDARD;NETSTANDARD2_0 is displayed. Is this correct?
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Does IAppFolders support a cluster or an S3 or Azure bucket?
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Is it possible to query across all tenants? In our implementation, we have all tenants stored in the same database and we wanted to create a Host view that retrieves data across all tenants.
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@ismcagdas I'm not sure how I would use the AbpUserAccounts table vs the AbpUsers table. Ideally we would define all users in the AbpUsers or AbpUserAccounts table in the HOST database and then we would grant access of users to Tenants through the AbpUserRoles table but then I think we would have issues with how the user's profile information is managed since we would need that information to be retrieved from the Host instance information, rather than from the Tenant information.
can we insert PK values into custom objects? Our ASPNZ system will be populated with records from another system and we would like to write the PK values from the external system.
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Has anyone successfully implemented multi-tenancy with users being defined only once and not using the "Linked Accounts" feature.
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I have a "CSR" role (Customer Service Rep). I want to grant them the ability to login as users for tenants but not grant them the ability to log in as users for the hosts. Right now, I grant "Login for Tenants" rights but in order to execute impersonation, I need to have "Login for users" rights also granted. In doing that, I am granting users in this role access to Administration > Users > Login as User within the host instance, which I do not want. Any ideas on how to implement this within the permissions model? TIA R. Gilbert
@ismcagdas The job will be ran via hangfire from out website.