I got it. Thanks for your support. Then we will consider another option.
Dear ABP Commercial Support Team,
I am currently evaluating ABP Commercial for a new project and am interested in using React for the frontend development.
Could you please provide information on whether ABP Commercial offers any specific support or guidance for integrating with React?
Specifically, I would like to know if there are:
Any information or resources you can provide on this topic would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you for your time and assistance.
I did an update from 9.0.4 to 9.1, but only angular packages were updated to 9.1. Nuget packages are still at 9.0.4 in .csproj files. Is that unusual?
Thanks. for your reply.
Does ABP have any plan to support SAML SSO as a feature like OAuth login and External login? Since some of our SaaS product customers want to use SSO via SAML, so it would be very helpful if ABP had SAML SSO feature.
I have some additional questions about SSO (related ticket: https://abp.io/support/questions/8726/About-Oauth-login-settings ):
Hi, I have some additional questions. Should I create a new ticket for them, or is it fine to ask in this ticket?
Thank you for your reply. If each tenant could dynamically add, enable, and disable external providers via the UI without modifying the source code, that would be extremely helpful.
Once a new external login is added, different client id/client secret can be set for the host and tenant.
In our SaaS services built on ABP, each customer (company) uses one tenant. We have the following requirements for external providers:
-Customer A tenant wants to enable only Okta
-Customer B tenant wants to enable Google and Microsoft
-Customer C tenant does not want to enable any external providers
If we set up an external provider in the host tenant, the above requirements cannot be met, so we would like to be able to set it at the tenant level. If there is a way to do this, please let me know.
Hi, I see. When adding a new external login such as Okta, beyond the pre-installed options like Twitter, Google, and Microsoft, it seems necessary to modify the source code as described in this manual. Is my understanding correct? If so, I think this is not a good experience. Since external logins often need to be added based on customer needs, it would be preferable to dynamically add new external logins without modifying the source code.
Additionally, we would like to enable external login settings at the tenant level rather than at the host tenant level. Is there a way to achieve this?