Activities of "roberto.fiocchi"

As written in previous posts, I also hypothesized that it could depend on the number of entities, but this is because with each modification it must recompile the entire project and not just the individual modified files.

Can you try again by modifying some razor.cs code and also running the api in debug?

Reproduce step:

• start in debug API project
• start in debut BLAZOR project
• set break point to row 329 on Blazor.Client\Pages\Companies.razor.cs
• from GUI try to add a Company
• Blocked in debug and add the code bool test = true;
• Save And Continue

After a lot of minutes I get an error.

I need to develop using debugging simultaneously on both projects (API + Blazor). I can't reduce my components because my application must handle all those entities.

As the title says: "How can I have just a standalone Blazor Web Assembly project?" Is it possible to have just the Blazor.Client project and launch it as a standalone project?

This should solve my slowness problems.

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But how do I register Hangifire only in the version to be released on ETL Server?

I tried creating a JobManagerModule that derives from AbpModule in which I try to register Hangfire based on the app settings, but it seems like it always needs to be registered in the application servers as well.

Example of my code:

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P.S. I sent you the solution.

I'll send you an email with the login details for our private feed.

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[maliming] said: hi

The XXX.YYY.Feed NuGet source requires an account. I can't restore packages.

Can you test your case in a new Blazor WASM project and share it?

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I added the package folder for this. I can't create a new solution because I need to make this one work. I'll modify the solution to have the packages integrated and not have to read them from the private feed and send it back to you.

Thank you

P.S. Please remove the image and project name references as they are confidential. ;-)

I have been authorized to share our project with you. I'll send you an email with a link to download the project. It includes packages because we use private feeds.

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These examples replicate the ABP solution, I need to be able to use a single ABP solution and control the features based on the deployment (application settings) or publishing profile.

I created the Blazor WASM (Abp Commercial v.8.3.2) solution with Abp Studio, I use Hangfire to manage my ETL workflow.

The workflows must run on a single server (ETL Server - Abp with Hangfire) and must have the dashboard available.

The API endpoints, however, will be distributed across two servers (Application Servers - Only API), without Redis, which will run behind a load balancer. The Application Servers are intended for use with the Blazor WASM frontend.

I tried creating a configuration that enables and disables Hangfire via application settings, but I can't disable Hangfire on the application servers. Furthermore, I can't force the ABP background workers/jobs to run only on the ETL Server (Abp with Hangifire).

I need help and explanations on how to implement this configuration.

I'm attaching an example image of the final infrastructure.

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The problem may be that when you launch the two apps (Blazor+Api) the DLLs are recompiled and therefore Visual Studio cannot handle it correctly.

The project is large and we're not authorized to share it directly. Can we organize an online meeting?

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I saw your video with Abp 9. I'll try to use your suggestion but not working. I need to use also debug with "Edit and continue" option on razor.cs files.

My question was, how can I use Blazor.Client as if it were a real Blazor WASM application? If it worked like the standard Microsoft one, everything should work automatically, right?

Thanks for your support.

But I always run it as Blazor Hosted, right? If so, every time I make a change, it has to recompile the Balzor.Client DLL, which takes time and often prevents hot reloading. It looks like you're not using my version of ABP.