hi @asif.charolia, did @maliming's post fix your issue?
hi,
Could you write to license@abp.io about this issue?
I'm closing the issue as it's not technical.
Is your problem fixed? if yes, how it was fixed?
@ugur did the @maliming's answer solve your problem? if yes could you please mark the answer as solution
could you tell us how did you solve your issue?
Ok I see the issue. @summeyye will check this issue
or try Rider to see if this is directly related to the ABP source-code
probably authentication server address or port is wrong. this one
what's your backend logs?
normally this happens when your startup project doesn't have AbpLicenseCode. There's a simple check if you properly include the license code config in your host project. run the following code, when AbpLicenseCode is not empty it'll not throw any exception.
var configuration = Microsoft
.Extensions
.DependencyInjection
.ServiceProviderServiceExtensions
.GetRequiredService<Microsoft.Extensions.Configuration.IConfiguration>(context.ServiceProvider);
var licenseCode = configuration["AbpLicenseCode"];
Also check this => https://abp.io/support/questions/8633/
