Please provide a concrete and detailed response, not a generic bot-style reply.
Didnt work. take a look at the code.
Write me in private, not in that public place
Hi,
I gave Sümeyye Kurtuluş and liming ma aleardy access to that project
in the Host-Application I used "abp generate-proxy -t ng -m cards" to generate the proxy, but he only generated the sample API and not the actual "AppService" from the module.
I even removed the "SampleController" in the library, hoping the proxy would find its right API.
Just a quick update — I believe the current assumption is that the developer sets up the proxy within the host application, which is then used inside the Angular library (DDD). However, the actual API is exposed via the ModuleXXX.HttpApi.Host through its xxxController, not directly from the host application's IApplicationService.
If that’s the intended setup, it looks ABP Studio didn’t generate the paths.proxy configuration in the tsconfig files for either the host or the module. Because of this, I’m currently running into issues identifying the correct import path.
Hello ABP Support Team,
I'm reaching out to request a sample project for setting up a multi-tier application using the ABP Framework, specifically utilizing the Database-**First **approach.
You do not have it in your documentation.
As we are planning to integrate ABP with a pre-existing database, having a structured example or step-by-step guide would be incredibly beneficial. This is to ensure that we are leveraging the ABP framework’s features effectively while adhering to best practices for scalability and maintainability.
Here are a few points we'd like your insights on:
Looking forward to your valuable sample application!
Best regards
Hi, but you can not take a -1 one from my credits for asking questions. Because its a bug
I use the standard-Template, which you provide,
Then I call "abp generate-proxy -t ng" in the angular frontend
Results in :
Error: src/app/proxy/books/models.ts:13:9 - error TS2304: Cannot find name 'enum'.
13 type: enum;
I can not build.