Hi,
I want to add te filemanagement module to my Microservice project(s). When I follow these steps it didn't work: https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/modules/file-management#file-management-module
- I did the manual installation steps and it all build.
- The user has permissions to the filemanager
- Navigation added in MenuContributors
- It will not appear in the menu
- Is there a manual how to use the filemanager in other microservices? For example to manage images in the sample ProductService?
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FileManagement is working now as module. But how can we use the filemanagement module for managing images in the productservice. For example
We will change the default ProductService by adding an multiple image field and a manual field. Here we must be able to upload multiple images which are assigned to the product and also 1 or more documents.
How can we fix this in the ProductService when using a Microservice project?
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Hi,
As I understand, all you want to do is to save an image/file/byte-array and retrieve it when you need. In this case, you don't need to the File Management module. You can directly use the BLOB storing system. In this case, you can save image (comes as stream or byte array) in the ProductAppService.CreateAsync method to the BLOB storage system (using a BLOB container as documented).
File Management is an application that is used to manage folders and files by users. It uses the BLOB storage system under the hood. If you want to compare, File Management is Google Drive and BLOB Storing is file system or azure blob storrage (actually it has such integrations). So, you don't want to save your product's image to File Management (which is open to users and they can delete that image independently from the product create/edit pages).
In this case, you will handle the HTTP API and UI layers yourself, and use BLOB storing system to save/read your image contents in your microservice. So, you should install one of the BLOB Storing providers.
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