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How to call abp vnext dynamic api #171

BennieMok created 5 years ago

Hi, I created a winform project that used .net framework 4.7 version. I can't update .net core version because my customer used old windows version. I has to have both XXXX.Application.Contracts.dll and XXXX.HttpApi.Client.dll reference on this project.But it doesn't work. Any idea? Are there any relevant samples? Thank you.

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liangshiwei created 5 years ago
Support Team Fullstack Developer

Hi BennieMok,

See https://github.com/abpframework/abp/pull/2867. You can change HttpApi.Client project target to netstandard2.0.
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liangshiwei created 5 years ago
Support Team Fullstack Developer

I created an internal issue for this, will be available in the next version.
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BennieMok created 5 years ago

Ok,Thanks.

BennieMok created 5 years ago

Hi liangshiwei , I made a action like this

  var configuration = new IdentityClientConfiguration(
           "https://localhost:44338/",
           "EasyCrm",
           "EasyCrm_App",
           "1q2w3e*",
           "password",
           userName,
           password
       ); 
        var accessToken = await AuthenticationService.GetAccessTokenAsync(configuration);

And then I try to login as a tenant user, but it always returns:invalid_username_or_password.Only host user can login. I just hope to login as a tennat user(by a token).could you please give me some more detailed tips?

liangshiwei created 5 years ago

Support Team Fullstack Developer

Try:

var client = new HttpClient();
var disco = await client.GetDiscoveryDocumentAsync(_configuration["IdentityClients:Default:Authority"]);
if (disco.IsError)
{
    Console.WriteLine(disco.Error);
    return;
}

client.DefaultRequestHeaders.Add(TenantResolverConsts.DefaultTenantKey,<tenant>);

// request token
var tokenResponse = await client.RequestPasswordTokenAsync(new PasswordTokenRequest
{
    Address = disco.TokenEndpoint,
    ClientId = _configuration["IdentityClients:Default:ClientId"],
    ClientSecret = _configuration["IdentityClients:Default:ClientSecret"],
    UserName = _configuration["IdentityClients:Default:UserName"],
    Password = _configuration["IdentityClients:Default:UserPassword"],
    Scope = _configuration["IdentityClients:Default:Scope"]
});

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BennieMok created 5 years ago

Ok,But It seems not a good idea.I suggest you add the new property 'tenantId' in the class named IdentityClientConfiguration.Thanks.