How do you mean? How do I do that?
For some reason the only way I can make the javascript call to my 'applicationservice' is to define a controller for it that injects the application service and calls the method I want.
The ServiceProxyScript when I view it in the browser does not include any of my solutions application services that I've created and that implement the IApplicationService interface.
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I am getting an error in the browser when trying to call the API via the Dynamic Javascript Client Proxy. Below are screenshots for my service contract interface, implementation of that interface and the javascript file that refers to the api service and the error in the browser that I am getting when trying to use this api proxy.
Can you see from this what the issue might be? The last time this happened it seemed to be related to a naming convention of my namespace I was using but I have tried it using many ones at this point and I'm still getting the error.
Thanks
I have separate DB's for each tenant in our solution. We are migrating legacy data for each tenant and do not wish to use the TenantID (Guid) that comes along with using the IMultiTenancy interface on our domain classes used to map to our DB tables. However if we don't implement this interface on our domain class the EFCoreRepository class changes the current tenant to null before getting the connection string, so as a result it gets the host connection string and not the tenant's connection string.
How do I do this?
Hi,
One of the main reasons we purchased the commercial license was so we could easily integrate black box functions such as the Payment module with minimal coding to integrate into our solution.
Based on the responses here it leaves the impression that at this point the Payment Module is not something that fits that model as the module itself should contain all logic to not only persist the payment requests to the DB but also handle the all the UI to process a payment as the documentation outlines (https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/modules/payment).
Since I'm am following the code samples provided in the payment module documentation which appears to not be appropriate for a tiered/MVC solution and your suggested fix to my issue appears to implement persisting the payment request data myself vs having the Payment Module handle it (like it's advertised it should) as well as the subsequent ui involved in creating either a one time payment or recurring payment, I would like to get an idea of when the Payment Module will be a production ready module that can be integrated just like the other commercial modules we have purchased.
I will need a timeline so I can set expectations with my employer.
Thanks.
Hi,
My issue was I had previously generated migrations that had the prefix in there before I added the logic to remove the prefixes. I had not deleted the migrations and it was just reapplying them.
Thanks for the help.
AbpPermissionManagementDbProperties.DbTablePrefix = "NewPrefix"Can you try this code?
I already have and it doesn't work as expected.
Yes, it's an MVC Tiered solution, however your suggestion did not resolve the issue. Can you please explain how the payment application service can be called directly from the web projects code?
What I find a little odd is in you Volo.Payment.Application source you have 3 App Services defined for the Payment Module as shown below.
However in the Volo.Payment.HttpAPI source there is a Gateway and Plan controller that essentially call the application services as shown above but you don't have a 'PaymentRequestController' in the HttpAPI project as shown below.
Why is that?
Hi @Spospisil Payment operations are done by directly Web project for some security reasons. But in that case, you're right. It seems PaymentRequestController is missing. If we provide endpoints for that AppService, there will be a security problem. Because all complete or endpoints that perform update operations on PaymentReuqest will be accessible publicly. We'll
work on this in the next version.
Also your credit is refunded
I'm a little confused by your response given that the ABP documentation actually shows this PaymentRequestAppService being called directly from a MVC/Razor page thus implying that it's intent was to be a publicly accessible endpoint.
Why would a action being called for the PaymentRequest app service be a security risk when it's sole purpose is to update/insert into a local database presumably behind a firewall, etc?
Has the ability to remove the table prefix from all the tables been removed with version 5.0.x? For example, previously with ABP 4.4.4 I could override the prefix with the command
builder.ConfigurePermissionManagement(options => { options.TablePrefix = string.Empty; });
but with 5.0.x it appears as if module specific 'ModelBuilderConfigurationOptions' have been removed and I can no longer pass into the method the prefix I desire.
Please advise.
The Payment module has a static class called PaymentDBProperties of which there is a DefaultDbTablePrefix constant that should be used to override the default table prefix for the module like there is for the other pro modules.
Not only is the name of this constant inconsistent with the naming convention of DbTablePrefix in the other modules but it is also read only, thus it does not allow you to assign a different prefix to the table name.
hi
The 5.0 is using the static proxy. The structure of the project has also changed. It may not be compatible with the old version. You can consider to download the source code of 4.4.4 or upgrade to 5.0.
https://github.com/abpframework/abp/pull/9905
My main solution is all version ABP 4.4.4. I do not want to upgrade to 5.0 (at this point) to resolve this issue. Are you saying the ABP 4.4.4 Payment Module does not work for an MVC/Tiered application?