Activities of "Bryan-EDV"

We are using angular + abp setup

Would there be any issues if we were to try using the module leveraging razor pages? or better to wait till 10.1 before implementing the FE screens? thanks

Hi Maliming,

Take a simplified flow:

1. User adds items to cart
2. Upon checkout, create one payment request with _paymentRequestAppService.CreateAsync
3. the payment request would have a list of products which correspond to the items in the cart
4. on each product, i add extra properties on the details of the product. e.g. course id, target user id
5. I listen to the Volo.Payment.PaymentRequestCompleted event
6. Handle event by adding user paymentRequest.Products[n].ExtraProperties.UserId to the relevant courses paymentRequest.Products[n].ExtraProperties.CourseId

Is this flow and my understanding correct?

Could you also advise what steps are needed if we are using ABP with Angular?

Many thanks

Sure, thanks.

For the other part of the qn,

In addition, I’m planning to implement the following workflow:

1. A customer browses available courses/modules.
2. They add selected items to a shopping cart.
3. They proceed to checkout and make payment.
4. Upon successful payment:
5. The customer is added to a join table (e.g., UserCourse or Enrollment).
6. This grants them access to the course(s) they purchased.

Could you advise on the best practices to implement this in ABP?

Oh i realised its a different account. Bryan-EDV is not Lexarius

Hi

Strangely can't see that screen.

just this one.

Also my user is Bryan-EDV here:

But when i click on my account, it is lexarius

i think Bryan-EDV was renamed to app-access@lexarius.com aka lexarius

Seems to be outdated

[maliming] said: hi

Can you share the output of the abp login-info command?

Thanks.

$ abp login-info
[09:59:39 INF] You are running the second generation of the ABP CLI. If you're interested in the legacy CLI, see https://abp.io/new-cli
📌 ABP CLI 0.9.26
📌 A newer version of the ABP CLI is available: 2.0.2
🔼 dotnet tool update -g Volo.Abp.Studio.Cli
[09:59:41 INF] 
Login info:
Name: Lexarius Limited
Surname: 
Username: lexarius
Email Address: app-access@lexarius.com
Organization: 

Hello ABP Support Team,

I’m encountering an issue when trying to install the Volo.Payment module via the ABP CLI. Below is the command and output:

[12:32:03 INF] Press Enter to open your browser to login...
[12:32:52 INF] Successfully logged in as 'lexarius'

$ abp add-module Volo.Payment

[12:32:58 INF] You are running the second generation of the ABP CLI.
If you're interested in the legacy CLI, see https://abp.io/new-cli

System.Exception: Remote server returns '403-Forbidden'.
Message: PRO modules require a commercial license! Should be member of an organization with an active license.

Based on the error, it appears that Volo.Payment is a PRO module, and my account may not currently be associated with an organization that has an active commercial license. Could you help verify whether my account is correctly linked to the organization, or if there is anything else I need to configure?

I logged in with app-access@lexarius.com account

In addition, I’m planning to implement the following workflow:

1. A customer browses available courses/modules.

2. They add selected items to a shopping cart.

3. They proceed to checkout and make payment.

4. Upon successful payment:

   • The customer is added to a join table (e.g., UserCourse or Enrollment).
   • This grants them access to the course(s) they purchased.

Could you advise on the best practices to implement this in ABP?

Hi ABP,

I am currently using the AwsBlobProvider to upload objects into S3.

However, I want to switch this to CloudFront + S3 for lower latency and better security (S3 will be a private bucket)

Is there a way we can still leverage the BlobProvider but use Cloudfront URL instead of S3?

Thanks