servicestack-razor

问题 I don't see an example of using ServiceStack Razor with Multiple SPAs on the internet. The reason for having multiple SPAs in my use case is because my entire site is quite huge and I would like to modularize my site with multiple SPAs. I am aware of the FallbackRoute attribute but it seems to only allow one FallbackRoute based on the documentation? I would like to have, for example, these routes in my app that routes to their respective SPA www.mydomain.com/spa1/... www.mydomain.com/spa2/...

问题 I'm loosing my mind ... wanna use SS Razor feature in an empty web application on my Win 8.1 machine. Installed via NuGet, added a webpage at the root and get this error: >Forbidden >Request.HttpMethod: GET >Request.PathInfo: /default.cshtml >Request.QueryString: >Request.RawUrl: /default.cshtml >App.DebugLastHandlerArgs: >GET|/default.cshtml|Z:\GIT\MasterThesis\src\AppBlue\AppBlue.Web\default.cshtml I also tried the Razor rockstars sample app from SS - this works perfectly. So I've copied

问题 I've set up a very basic ServiceStack project with Bootstrap and I'm trying to get it to see my homepage (Razor View) which it doesn't, so I get the Snapshot of my homepage. Here are the steps I take to create the project: Create new Project "ServiceStack ASP.Net with Bootstrap" Open Nuget Server Console to download misssing Servicestack Packages. Build. Renamed Services.cs to MyStuffServices.cs and Model.cs to MyStuffModel.cs Added to 'AppHost.cs': SetConfig(new HostConfig {

问题 I have a simple DTO with just an Int inside: [Route("/cells/{Id}")] public class CellDetail { public int Id { get; set; } } Using a URL like /cells/abc gives med a RequestBindingException in JSON, but the HTML view is still rendered via my .cshtml file, which obviously fails due to @Model == null. Shouldn't it give a HTML error page instead? How does it even know which .cshtml view to select? 回答1: The Razor Page lets you access the Error Info about the Request in: object ModelError { get; } /

问题 I have a solution consisting of a ServiceStack back-end, with the regular setup (AppHost, ServiceInterface and ServiceModel), and both a winforms app and a iOS app consuming services. Now I'd like to make a web-admin, and am looking for advice on how to structure this . I'd like to keep the apphost project small, as SS docs say Ideally the root-level AppHost project should be kept lightweight and implementation-free. So I'd like to have the web-admin in a separate project , with all the

问题 Summary: Razor Partials don't get rendered inside a @section in ServiceStack 4. This seems to be a bug in ServiceStack.Razor. Version: ServiceStack 4.0.15 Affected Package: ServiceStack.Razor Razor partials inside a section does not get rendered. Example Inside _Layout.cshtml @RenderSection("JavascriptConfig", required: false) Inside home.cshtml @section JavascriptConfig { @Html.Partial("_routes", Model.Lang) } Inside _routes.cshtml @model string test If I look at the source code of the