Thank you so much for the detailed and insightful response!
Our team is currently building a medical data storage and management application using the ABP Framework. Given the highly sensitive nature of our domain, our data is primarily stored in two locations:
To achieve these goals, I would like to ask ABP for advice on the best practices and implementation strategies for data encryption within the ABP ecosystem for the following two issues:
Our system currently stores medical records as XML files via S3 (MinIO).
Our PostgreSQL database contains highly sensitive patient information such as: National ID/Health Insurance Numbers, Full Names, Addresses, Medical History, etc.
I would greatly appreciate any real-world experience, insights, keywords, or related documentation you could share. Thank you!
Thank you.
I have a project integrated with another system (let’s call it System B). System B is responsible for managing user information and provides us with a sessionCode to identify users. When the sessionCode is valid, System B returns the full user information.
In our project, we plan to use this sessionCode for authentication by passing it through the request header. Technically, we can customize this behavior using Middleware or an ActionFilter to validate the sessionCode.
However, we would still like to leverage ABP’s built-in user context, specifically ICurrentUser, for use in Domain Services and other business logic.
So my question is: Is there a way to customize the authentication mechanism in ABP so that we can validate the sessionCode and still populate ICurrentUser properly?
Thank you.
Thank you.
I’m currently working on a project built with an ABP Microservice architecture, using Angular for the web UI. It has been working very well for the existing system.
Now, we need to develop a Mini App for mobile (essentially a webview embedded an existing mobile application). The project is reusing all existing backend services as the Mini App server.
The main question is about the frontend approach:
What would be the recommended approach in this case to:
Thank you!
I have built a microservice-based application with multi-tenancy, and it has already been deployed and is running in the Production environment.
Now, I would like to migrate all tenant-related data from the Production environment to a different Test environment. The goal is not to create new tenants, but to reuse the existing tenants from Production with all their original information.
What steps should I take to achieve this?
Thank you.
I am deploying an ABP microservice–based project using Docker Compose, and the application encounters an error when running the AuthServer. The application returns an HTTP 500 (Internal Server Error) from the server side. After checking the logs, I found the following error:
I have checked the language-related tables in the database, with the following results.
I would appreciate any assistance to help resolve this issue so the project can continue as soon as possible
[berkansasmaz] said: We have resolved this issue and will release a new version soon. Until then, you can continue using the previous version to create a new service. Thank you for your understanding.
Thanks.
[maliming] said: hi
I have fixed this in the Studio template; the next version will be no problem.
Thanks.
Thanks.