CrudAppService and AsyncCrudAppService Classes explains how to inherit from the crud base class, but it doesn't explain how to use it from the client/JS to either:-
Retrieve a specific page
Retrieve all pages
How can I use AsyncCrudAppService from the client side?
You can use skipCount and maxResultCount to retrieve sets of pages. Suggest adding this to ABP documentation though
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Before you read the title and vote as duplicate, hear me out. I haven't been able to find another example of what I am after.
I have a Laravel 5.5 application that uses the built in Laravel Auth class for user management.
If a user tries to perform an action I want to stop/allow the action based on the user's level.
I have gone through the docs and found that I can write my own custom validation rules by implementing the \Illuminate\Contracts\Validation\Rule interface and call it in the controller but I want to, basically, pass the validator the user level and the level required and validate from that.
Can someone please point me in the right direction to do so?
I dont think the form validation is the best way to make what you want. If you want to restrict actions depending on user permission (here level), you have to create the levels and then check for it before try to validate the form.
I recommend you tu use the Authorization part of Laravel which is well explained in the doc
I am building a recommender engine for our ecommerce application. The easiest way is to deploy the recommender system to java web server and implement a REST API for it.
I am trying to get the data from the database directly, but I didn't find any documentation that can help me to connect lenskit 3.0 to JDBC.
Can anyone please explain how to connect the lenskit to database and how to customize Rating.class, User.class and Item.class so it can contain the user country and city, and show whether the item is in stock or not ?
In LensKit 3, the way to work with custom data is to directly use Entity objects. Users, items, and ratings, are just entities; the User, Item, and Rating classes are view classes that provide convenience access to common attributes, but the base Entity interface allows you to use arbitrary attributes. The data model is documented at https://lenskit.gitbooks.io/lenskit-manual/basics/data-model.html; it is also possible to create your own view classes, but this is not currently documented.
To use JDBC, you will need to reimplement the DataAccessObject interface on top of JDBC. Building a reference implementation of this functionality is on the TODO list, but has not yet been done.
I am implementing various analytic tracking services in an MVC3 site (Google, Coremetrics) and researching if a custom HTML helper or partial view would work better given the following details:
-Code runs multiple sites and business logic is needed to change analytic service account Ids.
-The class must accept an object with order details to render the appropriate tags.
-The code must know which view is being rendered.
The solution I am working on includes am HTML helper base class that accepts the needed objects and is inherited by each provider's individual HTML helper. These helpers will live on the common layout. Is there a better way of implementing analytics on MVC and are partial views better suited since business logic is needed?
The GA analytics tracking code is pretty simple, we also use ASP.NET MVC3 but have just dropped the necessary code directly into our 'Order Complete' view.
There's no reason why you couldn't use an HTML helper instead though. I suggest not overly complicating your object model. Just use a single helper that has parameters matching the parameters used in the JavaScript.
You should be able to find examples of eCommerce tracking code, add parameters as appropriate, done. You might want to create another overload that pulls GA ID and domain name from the web.config as in the example as well, but still accepts the order details as parameters.
First of all, I have read a lot of post relating this issue like:
Asp.net MVC RouteBase and IoC ,
Tenant-specific routes for dynamically loaded modules ,
and many others.
What I want is:
- Dynamically create pages like tenant1.mydomain.com, tenant2.mydomain.com, etc.
- My tenants will have the same functionality but just different content, styles, title, etc.
I have tried extending RouteBase class but have read that is not a clean solution.
Then I have tried creating a custom RouteConstraint like above posts recommend but not succeded.
Help me!
Thanks!
I have achieved this by doing two things. 1) was to provide functionality to select the correct content by providing the repositories via a factory which was handed the URL on creation. The issue here is that it might be possible to fetch the wrong data via relationships from entities that themselves don't have a tennantid field.
2) Is a basic custom view engine which looks up the host part of the URL and would look for a client specific template (via a folder structure) if the template was found it was used, otherwise the default template is returned.
Between these two I've got a system that delivers (in my case) multiple websites via the same bespoke CMS and product management tool.
Is it possible to create a Joomla account outside the web interface. I want to create one from my Java application. If so can you give me an idea about the best way to do this?
These are my thoughts so far:
1. Create a php page that inserts the data directly into the database (but is there more to an account than simply the users table).
2. Posting the data to the register page (but will it then detect that I am not using the web interface)
Yes, it's possible. You can:
Use php to achieve it, inheriting from JUser class like explained in this thread;
Create a component using JUser in you Joomla installation, and use xml-rpc to register users using this component by calling a service from you Java application.