This error occurs when I attempt to archive the iOS version of the MAUI app. This same issue has happened in previous versions of abp.io. How can I successfully archive my MAUI app using Visual Studio for Mac?
I can create an .ipa file using the dotnet publish command, but the archive that gets generated is failing once it is deployed to the app store. According to other sources Visual Studio for Mac should be able to generate an archive for iOS now.
Please advise.
I have a MAUI app that was created using v7.3.3 that compiles successfully when I target my iOS phone, but when I attempt to compile the app targeting my android device it get 100 errors all related to androidx components or symbols not being found. Below are a couple examples.
/<project path>/aspnet-core/src/BCFOAssistant.Maui/obj/Debug/net7.0-android/android/src/crc64396a3fe5f8138e3f/CustomTabsServiceConnectionImpl.java(37,37): Error JAVAC0000: error: cannot find symbol extends androidx.browser.customtabs.CustomTabsServiceConnection symbol: class CustomTabsServiceConnection location: package androidx.browser.customtabs (JAVAC0000) (BCFOAssistant.Maui) javac
/<project path>/aspnet-core/src/BCFOAssistant.Maui/obj/Debug/net7.0-android/android/src/crc6477f0d89a9cfd64b1/ItemsViewAdapter_2.java(51,51): Error JAVAC0000: error: package androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView does not exist extends androidx.recyclerview.widget.RecyclerView.Adapter (JAVAC0000) (BCFOAssistant.Maui) javac
/<project path>/aspnet-core/src/BCFOAssistant.Maui/obj/Debug/net7.0-android/android/src/crc6477f0d89a9cfd64b1/VisualElementRenderer_1.java(28,28): Error JAVAC0000: error: cannot find symbol extends com.microsoft.maui.MauiViewGroup symbol: class MauiViewGroup location: package com.microsoft.maui (JAVAC0000) (BCFOAssistant.Maui) javac
I am running this on my MAC which was just updated to the latest MAC-OS and Xcode 15. I have been working on the iOS version and only today attempted to build the android version, so I don't know if this is an issue with the updates or if it has always been an issue.
Any assistance would be appreciated.
Thank you for your assistance.
That works fine if there is only one element in the associated datasets. My issue is there are many items in each of the associated datasets. For example in your case, Anjali might have 3 elements in ItemSet1 and 2 elements in ItemDataset2. The results I want to get would be:
Anjali | Plot1 | City 1 | MH | 123456 | element 1 of item1 | element 2 of item1 | element 3 of item1 | element 1 of item2 | element 2 of item2
where the elements of each dataset would be added to the row
I have a DTO that has a main set of data and each "row" of that data set has two additional sets of data similar to this: Person (main data set) Itemset1 (first associated data set) Itemset2 (second associated data set) The resulting excel spreadsheet should look like this: Bill Jones | address1 | city | state | postalcode Item1Elem1Name | Item1Elem1other data Item1Elem2Name | Item1Elem2other data Item2Elem1Name | Item2Elem1otherdata . . etc.
I need to export this data to Excel and can't figure out how to accomplish it. I can't find any example of how to accomplish this. Can you provide direction?
Thank you. That worked.
Just 2 entries: redth.net.maui.check version 1.0.0 command maui-check volo.abp.cli version 7.3.2 command abp
entering abp in a terminal window produces the message: zsh: command not found: abp
I have installed Volo.Abp.Cli version 7.3.2 on my MacBook Pro using the dotnet tool install (update) -g Volo.Abp.Cli command. The tool installs successfully but when I try to run my application from Visual Studio it tells me that I must login to abp (license violation). When I attempt to login to abp (abp login <user>) it tells me that abp command cannot be found. How do I access the abp executable on a Mac? I need to be able to run suite and my applications on the Mac.
That didn't work so if we can setup a meeting and get your help I'd appreciate it.
I upgraded the Azure web service to a non-shared resource, added the variable WEBSITE_LOAD_CERTIFICATES= 1 to the Azure instance and tried it without adding the MachineKeySet parameter to the X509Certificate constructor. That did not make any difference in the problem. I then added the MachinKeySet parameter and re-deployed. Now I'm back to the error "The specified network password is incorrect."
I even regenerated the authserver.pfx file and ensured that one is the one that is on the Azure site. Still no luck getting a site to function.
