Thank you for your assistance.
That works fine if there is only one element in the associated datasets. My issue is there are many items in each of the associated datasets. For example in your case, Anjali might have 3 elements in ItemSet1 and 2 elements in ItemDataset2. The results I want to get would be:
Anjali | Plot1 | City 1 | MH | 123456 | element 1 of item1 | element 2 of item1 | element 3 of item1 | element 1 of item2 | element 2 of item2
where the elements of each dataset would be added to the row
Thank you. That worked.
Just 2 entries: redth.net.maui.check version 1.0.0 command maui-check volo.abp.cli version 7.3.2 command abp
entering abp in a terminal window produces the message: zsh: command not found: abp
That didn't work so if we can setup a meeting and get your help I'd appreciate it.
I upgraded the Azure web service to a non-shared resource, added the variable WEBSITE_LOAD_CERTIFICATES= 1 to the Azure instance and tried it without adding the MachineKeySet parameter to the X509Certificate constructor. That did not make any difference in the problem. I then added the MachinKeySet parameter and re-deployed. Now I'm back to the error "The specified network password is incorrect."
I even regenerated the authserver.pfx file and ensured that one is the one that is on the Azure site. Still no luck getting a site to function.
I tried to deploy it to a Linux instance and it failed.
My authserver.pfx file is in the same location as yours. Microsoft setup my web app on Microsoft Windows NT 10.0.14393.0. As you can see in the screenshot, it is a 32 bit environment. I am running on a Shared (D1) development instance.
I deploy by downloading the publish profile from Azure and use the Web Deploy option.
I am really at a loss here. I created the .pfx file as specified and made sure the passCode used is the one that is in the app. The file is flagged as being a content file that is to be copied always and the file does show up on Azure in the site/wwwroot folder. The application still will not start correctly, again stating that "the system cannot find the file specified". The line that is throwing the exception is: return new X509Certificate2(file, passPhrase); which only gets executed if the test "if(File.Exists(file))" passes. So the file exists and it is the one that was generated using the dotnet generated code.
The documentation that was referenced was for version 6.x of abp and required the addition of code to the <projname>WebModule.cs file. In version 7.3.0, the <projname>WebModule.cs file already has the template code in place looking for the authserv.pfx file, but it throws an exception if the .pfx file doesn't exist. One of the "answers" to the problem was to generate the file if it doesn't exist. I did that and that got me to where I am now (invalid network password). Looking for answers on how resolve this indicates I should be using a TripleDES-SHA1 encryption but the constructor for the CertificateRequest requires a RSA-SHA256 encryption. Other suggestions were to not supply a passphrase in the generation of the X509Certificate2. None of these suggestions have resolved my problem.
Abp needs to provide some clear solutions to deploying this new authentication mechanism to Azure that actually works. PLEASE HELP!
