public static string GetPathPrefix(ConfigInfoBase config = null)
{
// Get directory and name of the log file
string prefix = kDefaultPrefix;
var app = ConfigApp._Instance.Value;
if (config == null)
{
config = app.ConfigInfo;
}
if (config != null)
{
string logDir = config.GetSetting(ConfigInfoBase.kAppsLogFileDir);
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(logDir))
{
prefix = logDir;
}
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(config.EnvironMode))
{
prefix += config.EnvironMode;
}
}
return(Path.Combine(prefix, app.AppName));
}
public void SetConfigInfo(ConfigInfoBase cfgInfo, int appId, string appName)
{
// Set app global config info.
// MUST do this when first stating an app.
// cfgInfo = new ConfigInfoServer()
ConfigInfo = cfgInfo;
AppId = appId; // What app in the cluster am i ? may be updated later?
AppTypeId = appId;
_AppName = appName;
MainThreadId = Environment.CurrentManagedThreadId;
}
public EmailGatewaySettings(ConfigInfoBase config = null, IValidatorT <string> allowedFilter = null)
{
// No need to manually get GetMailSettings MailSettingsSectionGroup in .NET Framework. That is automatic.
// https://hassantariqblog.wordpress.com/2017/03/20/asp-net-core-sending-email-with-gmail-account-using-asp-net-core-services/
var app = ConfigApp._Instance.Value;
if (config == null)
{
config = app.ConfigInfo;
}
AllowedFilter = config.IsEnvironModeProd() ? null : allowedFilter; // Can we send email to anybody ? ignore white list in prod mode.
// Search for email config in AppSettings.json for .NET Core.
if (config.GetSetting(ConfigInfoBase.kSmtp + "Host") != null)
{
Init(config);
}
}
public EmailGateway(ConfigInfoBase config, IValidatorT <string> allowedFilter)
{
Settings = new EmailGatewaySettings(config, allowedFilter);
}
public void SetConfigInfo(ConfigInfoBase cfgInfo, Enum appId)
{
// Set app global config info.
SetConfigInfo(cfgInfo, appId.ToInt(), appId.ToDescription());
}
