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• 你遇到的“页面一小时后自动刷新回到主页面”问题，是由于 ABP 的“Idle Session Timeout（空闲会话超时）”功能导致的。默认情况下，空闲1小时后会自动登出并回到主页面。

• 你可以在系统后台的“设置 > 账户 > 空闲会话超时（Idle Session Timeout）”页面，关闭或调整这个功能。将其禁用或设置更长的超时时间即可。

• 注意：如果登录时勾选了“记住我（Remember Me）”，则该功能会自动失效，不会自动登出。

• 相关官方文档请参考：

  • https://abp.io/docs/latest/modules/account/idle-session-timeout

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• The issue you are experiencing with the Swimlane datatable component in ABP Angular (v9.2.4)—where the grid does not fit the card container, column widths are not recalculated after data load, and the page ignores resize events—is a known challenge with dynamic data tables and container-based layouts.

• To address this, you should ensure that:

  1. The datatable is placed inside a container with a defined width (e.g., using CSS flex or grid layouts).
  2. After data is loaded, you may need to manually trigger a table resize or recalculate columns. For Swimlane datatable, you can call the recalculate() method on the table component after data is set.
  3. Listen to window resize events and call the table's recalculate() method to ensure the table adapts to container or window size changes.

• Example for handling resize and recalculation in Angular:

import { ViewChild, AfterViewInit, HostListener } from '@angular/core';
  import { DatatableComponent } from '@swimlane/ngx-datatable';

  export class YourComponent implements AfterViewInit {
    @ViewChild(DatatableComponent) table: DatatableComponent;

    ngAfterViewInit() {
      // Call after data is loaded
      setTimeout(() => this.table.recalculate(), 0);
    }

    @HostListener('window:resize', ['$event'])
    onResize(event) {
      this.table.recalculate();
    }
  }

• Make sure your CSS does not set the table or its container to width: auto without constraints, as this can cause overflow.

• If you are using ABP's card or container components, ensure they have overflow: auto or overflow-x: auto set, so scrollbars appear when needed.

• If the problem persists, check for any custom styles or layout wrappers that might interfere with the datatable's sizing logic.

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To resolve the ABP-LIC-0012 license error ("maximum allowed developer computer count reached"), you need to reset the developer computer activations for your organization. This typically happens when the number of unique machines used by a developer exceeds the allowed limit.

Steps to fix:

1. Contact ABP support and request a reset of your developer computer activations. Provide your organization name and the affected user's details.
2. You can open a support ticket at: https://abp.io/support/questions
3. Alternatively, if the issue is urgent, you may email info@abp.io with the relevant information.

This will allow you to clear the previous activations and register new computers as needed.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/support/questions/15
• https://abp.io/support/questions/7080
• https://abp.io/support/questions/6663

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To support both default (definition-based) and dynamic templates in ABP's TextTemplateManagement, you need to understand how each template type is managed and persisted:

• Default templates are defined via TemplateDefinitionProvider and are not persisted in the database by default. They exist in memory and are typically loaded from embedded resources or the virtual file system.
• Dynamic templates (user-created or modified at runtime) are stored in the database and managed via the TextTemplateManagement module.

Update and Restore Behavior

• Updating a default template: When you update a default template via the API, the change is stored in the database as an override. The system will use the database value instead of the in-memory definition. If you restore to default, the database override is deleted, and the system falls back to the original definition.
• Updating a dynamic template: The update is persisted directly in the database.

Recommended Approach for Unified Update/Restore

1. Override TemplateContentAppService: In your custom service, when handling updates or restores, check if the template exists in the database. If not, create a new record to override the default. For dynamic templates, update the existing record.
2. Restore to Default: For both types, removing the database record will restore the template to its default (definition-based) state if it exists, or remove it entirely if it's dynamic.

Example Logic

public override async Task UpdateAsync(UpdateTemplateContentDto input)
{
    var template = await _templateContentRepository.FindAsync(input.Name, input.CultureName);
    if (template == null)
    {
        // Create override for default template
        template = new TextTemplateContent(
            GuidGenerator.Create(),
            input.Name,
            input.CultureName,
            input.Content
        );
        await _templateContentRepository.InsertAsync(template);
    }
    else
    {
        // Update dynamic or overridden template
        template.SetContent(input.Content);
        await _templateContentRepository.UpdateAsync(template);
    }
}

public override async Task RestoreToDefaultAsync(RestoreTemplateContentDto input)
{
    var template = await _templateContentRepository.FindAsync(input.Name, input.CultureName);
    if (template != null)
    {
        await _templateContentRepository.DeleteAsync(template);
    }
    // Now, the system will use the default definition if it exists
}

Key Points

• Default templates: Not persisted unless overridden; updates create a DB override.
• Dynamic templates: Always persisted in the DB.
• Unified behavior: Always update or delete the DB record; fallback to definition if no DB record exists.

Sources

• Text Template Management Module
• Text Templating
• Virtual File System

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• The vertical scroll bar issue in the "Solution Runner" tab of ABP Studio is not a documented or expected behavior in the latest official releases. The Solution Runner is designed to allow you to scroll through and manage all your applications and services, even in large microservice solutions.
• This issue may be related to a UI bug in the current ABP Studio version, a theme/style conflict, or a rendering problem specific to your environment.

Recommended Actions:

1. Make sure you are using the latest version of ABP Studio, as UI/scrolling issues are often fixed in new releases.
2. Try switching the theme or theme style (e.g., from "system" to "light" or "dark") to see if the scroll bar appears.
3. If the problem persists, report it as a bug to the ABP team with screenshots and details about your environment. You can open an issue on the official GitHub repository or use the feedback channels provided in ABP Studio.

References:

• ABP Studio Overview & Solution Runner
• ABP Studio 1.0 General Availability & Features
• Announcing ABP Studio Beta General Availability

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In ABP Framework microservice projects, each service often uses a "no layer" (single-layer) structure instead of a traditional N-layer (multi-layer) structure for several reasons:

1. Microservice Simplicity: Each microservice is designed to be small, focused, and independently deployable. Adding multiple layers (like Application, Domain, Infrastructure, etc.) can introduce unnecessary complexity for services that handle a limited scope.

2. Reduced Overhead: Many microservices are simple CRUD or integration endpoints. The overhead of maintaining strict layering is not justified for such straightforward logic.

3. Faster Development: A single-layer structure allows for faster iteration and easier maintenance, especially when the service is not expected to grow significantly in complexity.

4. Deployment Independence: Microservices are independently deployed and versioned. The boundaries enforced by N-layer architecture in monoliths are less critical when each service is already isolated by process and API.

5. ABP Support: ABP provides both layered and single-layer templates. For microservices, the single-layer template is recommended to avoid boilerplate and keep the service lightweight.

6. Best Practice in Microservices: Industry best practices suggest keeping microservices as simple as possible. Layered architectures are more beneficial in large, monolithic applications where separation of concerns is critical.

If a microservice grows in complexity, you can still refactor it into a layered structure as needed.

Sources:

• ABP Microservice Architecture
• eShopOnAbp Example
• Single Layer Solution Structure

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• In ABP Blazor WASM applications, external authentication callback endpoints (like /signin-microsoft-workforce) must be handled by the backend (API host or AuthServer). A 404 error on Azure for /signin-microsoft-workforce usually means the backend is not configured to recognize or route this path.

• Common causes and solutions:

  1. Missing Endpoint Mapping: Ensure your backend (not just the WASM app) is running and is configured to handle /signin-microsoft-workforce. The endpoint must be registered in the backend's authentication middleware.
  2. Azure App Registration: Double-check that the redirect URI for /signin-microsoft-workforce is registered in the correct Azure App Registration (for the correct tenant/client).
  3. Reverse Proxy/IIS Configuration: If you are using IIS, Azure App Service, or a reverse proxy, make sure requests to /signin-microsoft-workforce are forwarded to the backend and not intercepted by the frontend (Blazor WASM) static file handler.
  4. Web.config/Rewrite Rules: If hosting both frontend and backend on the same site, ensure your rewrite rules do not route /signin-microsoft-workforce to index.html (the Blazor app), but instead allow it to reach the backend.
  5. CallbackPath Consistency: The CallbackPath in your backend authentication configuration must exactly match the path registered in Azure and the one being called by the authentication flow.

• How to check/fix:

  • In your backend (API host or AuthServer), confirm you have:

.AddMicrosoftAccount("WorkforceEntra", options => {
        // ...
        options.CallbackPath = "/signin-microsoft-workforce";
        // ...
    })

• If using IIS or Azure App Service, update your web.config to exclude /signin-microsoft-workforce from being routed to the Blazor app. Example:

<rule name="Exclude Auth Callbacks" stopProcessing="true">
      <match url="^signin-microsoft-workforce$" />
      <action type="None" />
    </rule>

• Make sure the backend is accessible at the deployed URL and not just locally.

• Summary: The 404 is almost always due to routing or middleware configuration on the backend or web server, not the ABP or Microsoft Account provider itself. Ensure the backend is set up to handle the callback and that your server/proxy does not intercept or misroute the request.

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To use a custom implementation of AbpStringLocalizerFactory in ABP, you must ensure that your replacement is registered in the correct module and project, and that it is picked up before any localization services are resolved. Here are the steps and checks to ensure your custom factory is used:

1. Correct Service Replacement

   • Use [Dependency(ReplaceServices = true)] and [ExposeServices(typeof(IStringLocalizerFactory), typeof(IAbpStringLocalizerFactory))] as you did.
   • Make sure your custom factory is in a module that is loaded before any localization is used (typically in your .Domain.Shared or .Web module, depending on your architecture).

2. Module Registration

   • If you are using a tiered architecture, ensure the custom factory is registered in the correct layer (e.g., in the .HttpApi or .Web project, not just in .Application or .Domain).

3. Service Lifetime

   • ABP uses Transient lifetime for IStringLocalizerFactory. Ensure your custom implementation is also registered as transient.

4. Virtual File System and Embedded Resources

   • If you override localization files, ensure they are marked as EmbeddedResource in your .csproj file. Otherwise, ABP may not find your custom resources, especially in production.

5. Check for Multiple Registrations

   • If another module or library registers its own IStringLocalizerFactory, it may override yours. Use ABP's context.Services.Replace in your module's ConfigureServices method to ensure your implementation is the last one registered:

context.Services.Replace(
         ServiceDescriptor.Transient<IStringLocalizerFactory, PerformanceTrackingStringLocalizerFactory>()
     );
     context.Services.Replace(
         ServiceDescriptor.Transient<IAbpStringLocalizerFactory, PerformanceTrackingStringLocalizerFactory>()
     );

6. Debugging Registration

   • Add a breakpoint or log in your factory's constructor to verify it is being instantiated.
   • If not, check the order of module initialization and service registration.

7. Reference Official Docs

   • See the official documentation for replacing services and custom localization factories:
     • Replace a Service in ABP
     • Custom StringLocalizerFactory

8. Production vs Development

   • If it works in development but not in production, double-check that your custom DLL is deployed and that no other startup logic is interfering.

Summary of what to check:

• Correct module and project for registration.
• Use context.Services.Replace in ConfigureServices.
• Ensure no other factory is registered after yours.
• Mark localization files as EmbeddedResource if you override them.

If you follow these steps and your custom factory is still not called, review the module dependency order and ensure your module is loaded last or after all ABP modules that might register their own factory.

Sources:

• Replace a Service in ABP
• Custom StringLocalizerFactory
• Localization resource overrides (support thread)

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To create a new microservice in an ABP microservice solution using ABP Studio, the default and currently supported approach is to use the "no layers" (service_nolayers) template. ABP Studio does not provide a built-in option to generate a new microservice with a full N-Layer (Domain, Application, EntityFramework, etc.) structure directly from the UI.

If you require an N-Layer structure for your new service, you have two main options:

1. Manual Creation:

   • Manually create the required projects (e.g., .Domain, .Application, .EntityFrameworkCore, .HttpApi, etc.) for your new service.
   • Follow the structure of existing layered microservices in your solution.
   • Register dependencies and configure your solution as needed.

2. Custom Template:

   • Use the ABP CLI to generate a new layered service/module outside the solution, then add it manually to your microservice solution.
   • Example CLI command for a layered module:

abp new MyCompany.MyService -t module

• Move the generated projects into your solution and update references/configuration.

Currently, ABP Studio's microservice addition wizard only supports the "no layers" template for new services. For more details and updates, refer to the official documentation below.

Sources:

• Adding New Microservices (ABP Docs)

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解决方案如下：

1. 你的 AuthServer 只注册了 AbpIdentityProEntityFrameworkCoreModule，但没有注册 AbpIdentityProApplicationModule 或 AbpIdentityApplicationModule，导致 IIdentityUserAppService 没有被依赖注入容器注册。

2. 你需要在 AuthServer 的模块依赖中添加 Identity 的 Application 层模块依赖。商业版推荐添加 AbpIdentityProApplicationModule，开源版添加 AbpIdentityApplicationModule。例如：

[DependsOn(
    // ... 其他依赖
    typeof(AbpIdentityProEntityFrameworkCoreModule),
    typeof(AbpIdentityProApplicationModule) // 商业版
    // typeof(AbpIdentityApplicationModule) // 开源版
)]
public class QRSPCAuthServerModule : AbpModule
{
}

3. 如果你只添加了 EntityFrameworkCore 层，Application 层的服务（如 IIdentityUserAppService）不会被注册，依赖注入会报错。

4. 确认你的 NuGet 包已正确引用 Volo.Abp.Identity.Pro.Application（商业版）或 Volo.Abp.Identity.Application（开源版）。

5. 重新编译并运行，IIdentityUserAppService 就可以被正常注入和使用。

参考文档：

• ABP Identity 模块 Application 层说明
• ABP 依赖注入机制

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