Hi EngincanV, thanks for reaching out.
As I mentioned earlier, our application is .NET Core-based and uses appsettings.json for configuration. Our web.config is minimal and doesn’t include any specific context-related settings.
The only notable difference compared to our local environment is that the SelfUrl and Authority in appsettings.json include an additional /api suffix, whereas the AngularUrl does not. This is the only configuration difference we've identified so far.
Maybe this helps as well, when I try to change the layout of the website, I get some unexpected results on the staging site. Interestingly, on the first refresh, the website loads normally.
Hi Team,
We’ve deployed a layered application using ABP. The frontend is implemented in Angular and both the Angular application and the HttpApi.Host (API backend) are hosted on IIS.
client.StageDomain.com
client.StageDomain.com/api
After deploying the API under the /api
path on the same domain, we encountered the following issues:
/api
path and the ServiceProxyScript not being loadedWe reviewed the ABP IIS Deployment documentation, but it appears the guidance assumes separate domains or subdomains for each app component.