Hi,
I have placed the license registration before the apphost initializing and still I am getting the error in the image below.
Thanks
Thanks
Hi,
I have placed the license registration before the apphost initializing and still I am getting the error in the image below.
Thanks
I don’t see TestAppHost
or NewInstance()
in your StackTrace? I’m assuming the Exception is not occurring where you think it does.
Can you put together a small stand-alone repro without the License Key and publish it on GitHub so I can repro it locally, please.
This will not be reproducable since it is related to my entire solution. I dont even know how to simulate above the quota error in tests…
You just need more than 10 custom services, e.g:
public class MyRequest1 {}
public class MyRequest2 {}
//...
public class MyRequest11 {}
public class MyServices : Service
{
public object Any(MyRequest1 request) => request:
//...
public object Any(MyRequest11 request) => request:
}
I’m assuming there’s something weird in your environment/solution causing it, I just can’t tell from here.
This wont trigger the error in the new test project:
public class UnitTest1
{
[Fact]
public void Test1()
{
TestAppHostInitializer test = new TestAppHostInitializer();
test.Init().Start("http://localhost:2000");
}
}
public class TestAppHostInitializer : AppSelfHostBase
{
public TestAppHostInitializer() : base("EYEZ", typeof(UnitTest1).Assembly) { }
public override void Configure(Container container)
{
}
}
public class MyRequest1 : IReturnVoid
{
}
public class MyServices : Service
{
public object Any (MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any1(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any2(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any4(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any5(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any6(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any7(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any8(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any9(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any10(MyRequest1 request) => null;
public object Any11(MyRequest1 request) => null;
}
Because only one of them is considered a Service, you need 11 different empty Request DTOs, all using the Any (or other HTTP Method) for them to be treated as a Service, I’ve updated my example to include the method name.
You’re still using AnyN
, it needs to be exactly Any()
for all Request DTOs (or any other HTTP Verb) for it to be recognized as a Service in ServiceStack.
Reproduced, lisence exists and getting quota error
This doesn’t repro the issue:
I suspect you have something interfering with verification in your environment, if you want to register the license key inline remove any license keys you may have in SERVICESTACK_LICENSE
environment variable, otherwise you may have a dirty bin/
or obj/
folders, try removing the folders and rebuilding the solution.
Or maybe you have an internal Exception masquerading the error, can you try enabling Strict Mode to see if you get a different Exception:
Env.StrictMode = true;
Licensing.RegisterLicense(@"...");
Otherwise what Culture are you running in? and does changing to use InvariantCulture resolve the issue? e.g:
using System.Globalization;
//...
CultureInfo.CurrentCulture = CultureInfo.InvariantCulture;
Licensing.RegisterLicense(@"...");
this was in the way: SERVICESTACK_LICENSE
, now its working. thanks.
I had problems activating with env variable so the support long time ago and the team suggested inline as well. I assume that it is not good advice for production use…