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- ABP Framework version: v8.3
- ABP Studio: 0.9.6
- UI Type: Blazor Server
- Database System: EF Core (SQL Server)
- Tiered (for MVC) or Auth Server Separated (for Angular): NO
- Exception message and full stack trace:
- Steps to reproduce the issue:
I created a new Blazor Server using ABP Studio. The application configuration is listed below, copied from ABP Studio Configuration. This a new application build.
- **Template**: app
- **Created ABP Studio Version**: 0.9.6 - **Tiered**: No - **UI Framework**: blazor-server - **Theme**: leptonx - **Theme Style**: system - **Database Provider**: ef - **Database Management System**: sqlserver - **Separate Tenant Schema**: Yes - **Mobile Framework**: maui - **Public Website**: Yes - **Optional Modules**: * GDPR * FileManagement * TextTemplateManagement * LanguageManagement * AuditLogging * SaaS * Chat * OpenIddictAdmin
The new application was copied to another machine where IĀ“m doing some tests about the deployment. The first thing is to transfer the application, run the migration etc. BUT the new PC isnĀ“t logged in to my Commercial Account, because the future server will not also logged in to the commercial account.
When running the application (example the Web-Public, or Blazor) it runs very slowly, the time to load the page on the browser is too high. IĀ“ve tried to diagnose the situation running the application through a Windows command prompt, running "DOTNET RUN" to see what happens.
I found many calls to license server getting error, maybe it is running in endless looping affecting the performance of the new application. I understood that it is not needed to LogIn to Commercial Account to run the application.
The below picture shows the errors:
What should I do to avoid these endless calls to License Server? Also to improve the response time of the application?
1 Answer(s)
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Hi,
First, ABP only checks the license during development. When you deploy your project to the server (Production env and Release mode published), ABP doesn't check online.
because the future server will not also logged in to the commercial account.
You don't need it, like I said, ABP doesn't check license online on production env.
