now blazor is the host?
yes, it is. the new Blazor web app mixed Blazor and Host.
if you want , you can use webassembly. abp new BookStore -t app -u blazor
HI,
remove ;
and it works
okay
Hi,
can you share the full logs?
and you can add some logs. for example:
var testValue = await _featoreStore.GetOrNullAsync(..)
logger.LogInformation($"feature name {name} providerName {providerName} ProvderKey ...")
can i check it remotely?
Hi,
How do I test it? could give me a valid access_token and tenantid.
Whether the current MAUI or React Native also require a backend to start we don't know as its the missing Blazor Hybrid (but with the ability to start without internet connectivity) that we're interested in.
See https://abp.io/support/questions/6746/Blazor-and-Maui-Blazor-app-crashes-on-launch-if-no-internet-access-or-API-is-down#answer-3a113e9c-9127-a832-45ea-63d0f649c3a1
This is not easy work. you must have a deep understanding of ABP.
Many built-in features of ABP may not work, you need to carefully check the implementation of ABP.
Hi,
Getting dependecy error on controller for Distributed Cache But I have registered that in DI container Step to reproduce the issue: run project and hit any controller of the API
You certainly cannot inject the services, I see that you have customized too many things.
Add services.AddScoped(typeof(ICivitDistributedCache<>), typeof(CivitDistributedCache<>)); to ConfigureDI
This is a dependency injection issue,
first
public class CommunicationService : ICommunicationService, ITransientDependency
And reduce the services injected to trace the source of the problem
