- ABP Framework version: v7.3.3
- UI Type: Blazor WASM
- Database System: EF Core (SQL Server)
- Tiered (for MVC) or Auth Server Separated (for Angular): yes
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Hi,
Can you please guide me of how to include a Blazor component from service A in service B?
In service A (CustomerService) we have a lot of CRUD forms as dialog components that we would like to reuse in service B (ProductService).
Can you please guide me?
Thanks, Carl
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Hi,
You can create a shared project and place components to reuse the Blazor components.
For example:
Component.Shared project:
DialogAComponent<p>This is a reuse Blazor component<p>Service A project
Service A Index page <DialogAComponent/>Service B project
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Thanks,
Do you have some example of how to do it? How to do deal with components that using AppServices? The shared project needs to be using AppServices I guess to be able to do CRUD operations?
Kind regards, Carl
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The shared project can reference to the application project.
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Ok, but why it is not possible to reference service a in service b? It is just the front-end client I mean. Bad practice or any other technical issues? In some projects I have seen only one big Blazor project, that communicate with the gateway. ABP MicroService have one top Blazor app, referencing to other Blazor project in the different services.
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Hi,
Yes you can.
But I recommend you create a shared project
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Hi,
Yes you can.
But I recommend you create a shared project
Thanks, I understand but not the reason. Can you tell me please? :-)
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Hi,
Because creating shared projects allows for better reuse of components, you may have other services that need to use these components in the future.
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Thanks, I got you and seems reasonable.
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