Hi @rmk
This package is stored in ABP's private NuGet server, so it doesn't exist on nuget.org. When you create an ABP project, it should contain a NuGet config and this NuGet.config file also contains a NuGet source linked to your license.
So, if you are adding this package to a commercial project, it should already be there. If you are trying to add this to a open-source project, you should copy the NuGet config from commercial project to your open-source project.
Hi @Stloby
I have granted beta access for ABP Studio for your license, you can download it on https://commercial.abp.io/studio. But, you can't create microservice project since you don't have a Business or Enterprise license.
Hi @mmukkara
Sorry for my late reply. I didn't get a notification about your question.
Yes, step 2 is possible. When you migrate your backend to ABP.IO, you can generate typescript proxies using NSWAG and make necessary changes on your angular app if you face a problem. When you complete the migration, you can generate the typescript proxies ABP style using abp cli.
The tenant request header name is different in ABP.IO and AspNEt Zero, so you also need to change it from Abp.TenantId to __tenant on your Angular app.
Hi,
Could you check your server side logs (under Logs folder) and try to find the error message for this exception and share it with us ?
Thanks,
Hi @mohammedalqaisi
Just a note that, LeptonX supports ABP 6.x and above, so if you integrate it to a 5.x project, you will get an error.
Hi @AlderCove
Sorry, the email address you sent doesn't exist. Could you send it to info@abp.io ?
Thanks,
Hi @shobhit
Could you share which one is what you want ? Are both options OK for you ?
Option 1
Step 7: Do any action in app.aztute.com Step 8: User get logged out and redirected to identity.aztute.com for login Step 9: User logins on identity.aztute.com Step 10: User is redirected to main app.aztute.com
Option 2
Step 7: Do any action in app.aztute.com Step 8: User get logged out and redirected to app.aztute.com Step 9: User clicks login and logins on identity.aztute.com Step 10: User is redirected to main app.aztute.com
Hi @m2ms
No additional information is required on the bank transfer. You can just send your organization name and payment receipt to info@abp.io and our team will handle the rest.
Hi @marketbus
You are right, PaymentWebOptions is for MVC projects. Payment module's public UI (for retrieving payment from customer) is only available for MVC (Razor) projects, so you need to host payment module in an MVC project.
Hi @marketbus
We haven't tried payment module with a Blazor Server app to get a payment. The flow of payment process is really simple, you can see it here https://docs.abp.io/en/commercial/latest/modules/payment#one-time-payments. When the payment succeeds, the payment module will redirect user to the URL provided CallbackUrl in PaymentWebOptions.
Then, you can handle the result in your Blazor app. Let me know if you have any confusions.
