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ajayak created

I want to access Request object in ApplicationService. As the AppService is not a MVC Controller, how can I do so? I am trying something like this:

var json = new StreamReader(Request.InputStream).ReadToEnd();
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    ismcagdas created
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    @ajayak, are you working on ASP.NET Core or MVC 5.x ?

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    ajayak created

    I'm using ASP.NET Core

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    alirizaadiyahsi created

    Hi @ajayak,

    you can use app services (this is the better way) for your example from client side, for example:

    Client side

    var userAppService = abp.services.app.user;
var tenantAppService = abp.services.app.tenant;
...

userAppService.sendAnyData(anyDataDto);

    App service

    public AnyReturnValue SendAnyData(AnyDataDto anyDataDto)
{
    
}
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    Hi @ajayak,

    You can inject IHttpContextAccessor into your app service and use it to access HttpContext and it's Requet property.

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    Hi @ismcagdas,

    IHttpContextAccessor solution worked for me :)

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