Call setting from another module #151

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  liangshiwei created 6 years ago

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

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  edelivery created 6 years ago

  @liangshiwei I tried move my settingProvider to .Application.Contracts project. but it still not show in module DDC.Core. Can you show me more details?

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  liangshiwei created 6 years ago

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  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.

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  edelivery created 6 years ago

  I'm working on microservice project, I have microservice A, microservice B, microservice C. I defined settings for all 3 microservices and now I'm creating a Setting UI to discover all settings from 3. For example, my microservice A is included all AbpTable, with B and C is not included AbpTable otherwise it is included business tables. When I defined all settings in each module, I need to discover it without adding Depends On each other How can I get that ?

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  liangshiwei created 6 years ago

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

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  edelivery created 6 years ago

  thank you so much

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