Hello , We're using RabbitMq as distributed event bus and we're using eto's between different modules for communication. We have a case like => if one of the messages takes to much time to finish then rabbitmq puts that message into unacked side , because consumer didn't return any response (which is normal behaviour). This message is being executed by consumer (our apihost ) (btw the finishing time of that process is not crucial for us). But at the same time we're continuing to send different etos to rabbitmq , too. These 2nd or 3rd messages are kept in also as unacked (which is again normal behaviour). But we don't want to wait this first long-running process , for our small events . The other events shouldn't wait for this first long-running task. Because of that we saw prefetchCount option. When we change prefetchCount to 10 in rabbitmq configurations (default is 1 I guess in abp ) , nothing changed , still our other messages kept as unacked an wait for the first one. Then we read maybe we can create different channels for consumers and producers in same connection. But within abp we couldn't find a way to do that. Why prefetchCount isn't working, can we create different channels ? These approaches make sense to you to solve our issue ? What can be your suggestion on that point ?
Thank you.
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Hello, We're using abp's default feature module. For every custom module that we developed, we're creating a class derived from FeatureDefinitionProvider and defining our features . When we run the application, it seems these features are written into our Redis cache and into db . We'll be installing our application with modules (some of them disabled some of them enabled by default) as on-premise. But we realized something. If we go to redis and edit features' values manually then we able to see the hidden modules . Is that a bug for on-premise system or do you have any suggestions about that topic ? Because in that case, even if we close some of the features , customers still can go into redis and change default variables and enable hidden features easily. What should we do in that case, how can we prevent this behavior ? Thank you .
Hello , We have a dockerized served over aws ecs environment. Normally on local there is nothing wrong, it works successfully , but when we try on ecs environment below responses coming from file management download endpoint : the first request which takes the token , seems successfull , (By the way it says succesfull but the response seems empty over google inspect window ):
After that, second request to download with this (unseen over google inspect window) token ends like below:
Like I said we couldn't reproduce the same error on our local , why this token could not be authorized ? Can you help? Thanks.
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We're having exactly same issues with below link for backend and frontend :
https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/5722/Publish-Project-in-IIS-server it says it's solved but there isn't any explanation about solution ! Can you share the solution ?
Hello,
Like your SignalRTieredDemo.Web we have a MessageEventHandler class in web layer.
When we want to send a request from this class to our api host with interface injection (dynamic proxy method) we get the below exception which is Code:Volo.Authorization:010001.
And it makes sense actually because this handler starts to work even user doesn't login. It triggered by Rabbitmq.
How can we solve this issue ?
Thank you
Hello,
We are building a system like some entities will be seeding over different modules which are using this centralized service.
We'll need something like this :
When I check the code from abp repositories like (Volo.Abp.Settings, Volo.Abp.Features , Volo.Abp.Authorization.Permissions) I couldn't understand when these definitions are seeding into database, when they are persisting ?
I saw below approach in Feature and Permission side :
But I couldn't see the same approach on Settings part, but I know Settings also has a definitionProvider but I couldn't understand when these configurations persisting ? How settings module handle that ? By the way what is the difference between SaveStaticPermissionsToDatabaseAsync or InitializeDynamicPermissions (these are also included in feature side, too ) persistence. I couldn't see any documentation about these topics . But we need to understand how this system works and then we can implement for our own module. We want to understand the design of these approaches overall, Can you help ?
Thank you
Hello, We know you have an abstraction module for user syncronization between multiple modules like below link . https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/1442/Sync-Users-Between-Modules Do you think to add this abstraction layer for the rest of the identity models like organizationunit or role, permissions ... ? If you don't, can you explain why , is it a bad practice ? As we doing with User entity, we can also need organizationunit syncronization (or other identity entities) incase of deploying to another place this identity module, right ? What do you think about ?
Thank you ?
Hello , We have different aggregate roots , they have a relation over Id property like below :
Project first aggregate:
Phase second aggregate :
created migration with foreign key:
Like you saw in the pictures , even we try NotMapped attribute , still migration is creating foreign key automagically :) Depends on your framework suggestions and DDD , we don't want to generate foreign key between aggregate roots , instead we keep them seperately, we just want to saw ProjectId column inside Phase table not foreign key relation . But we can not do that right know it's always creating itself , we can't understand the situation.
Below example is from an outside-native ef core in a console application, when we don't use abp-wrapped ef core, they can prevent the generation of foreign key , if we ignore the navigation property , they don't create the foreign key. We're expecting the same approach basically.
What can we do about this situation ? Thank you
Hello , we want to filter /api/saas/tenants with ActivationState parameter , but total count parameter returns wrongly from backend . We've checked from the module code : Why doesn't count method use the same filtering with the GetListAsync () method ?
Why do you use only EditionId and name filtering for GetCountAsync() ? Is there any reason or is it forgotten ?
Thank you.
Hello all, Actually We're having same issue still with below question after upgrading to Volo.Abp.BackgroundWorkers.Hangfire" Version="5.2.0-rc.2" , but I can't reply because the question was locked.
https://support.abp.io/QA/Questions/2578/AbpBackgroundWorkersHangfireModule-exception-without-using-hangfire-configuration
I'm sharing the exception below , too. Thank you.
