Activities of "liangshiwei"

Hi I find the problem, In a production environment you should use a trusted https certificate. Check your .Api.Host logs, you can see the Unable to obtain configuration from: xxx error message.

If your don't have any https certificate, you can use the development certificate provided by ASP.NET Core in IIS :

Open your browser and navigate to https://localhost :

Now, it's works fine.

currently can't to get the setting definition without dependency. But you can directly inject ISettingRepository in your service.

Hi

I see your debug project is .IdentityServer project, Did you call the DDC.Core module in this project?

If so, your need add BackendServiceApplicationContractsModule to this project module class dependencies, because SettingDefinitionManager get SettingDefinition from Dependency injection container.

Hi @ hiltond，

Try using tiered template.

Hi @thanhvl1@fsoft.com.vn,

Can you provide complete steps to reproduce the problem?

Hi ， Try move your settingProvider to .Application.Contracts project.

First , you need to pass the token to the remote service. See https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/Samples/Microservice-Demo#passing-the-access-token-1.

But it still returns unauthorized, you need to separate authorization server. like microservce example : https://github.com/abpframework/abp/tree/dev/samples/MicroserviceDemo/applications/AuthServer.Host

When I find other solution, I will reply.

You can use CLI update command :https://docs.abp.io/en/abp/latest/CLI#update

Hi,

You can inject IdentityUserManager. it has CreateAsync method for creating users.

Hi @ sean.alford .

Please Re-install ABP suite .