I wonder if someone ran into the issue that I am having with trying to move ApplicationUser
into Models project (where all other models reside including the ones related to Users table).
My test MVC 5 solution consists of a web project and two class libraries: one for data access layer (DAL) and the other for Models. I references AspNet.Identity.EntityFramework in all three projects.
In my DAL class I implement Repository pattern and a UnitOfWork. UnitOfWork extends IdentityDbContext<ApplicationUser>
. ApplicationUser : IdentityUser is in Models class library.
In my web project UnitOfWork is instantiated using Autofac DI.
For regular controllers I defined a base class that inherits from Controller and takes IUnitOfWork as a parameter in the constructor. All controllers inherit from my custom base controller.
I ran into a problem with AccountController
. It has two constructors: one with no parameters that seems to instantiate ApplicationDbContext
, the other takes UserManager as a parameter.
The parameter-less constructor gives me most of the grief. I tried many things: make accountcontroller
inherit from my custom base controller, then try to inherit it from the Controller class. At best I succeed in making my solution compile but when I test the app and fill out user Registration form I get 'Object is not instantiated' message. When I debug I see that the second constructor in AccountController
gets called but UserManager
is null there.
Any ideas? I would really appreciate somebody's brainy input into this.
View pages connected to the database using Entity framework. ”IdentityConfig. cs” is mainly for identity, it is located inside of “App_Start” in Solution Explorer. All database coding is placed in IdentityConfig. cs.
Take a look at the SimpleSecurity Project. This project decouples ASP.NET Identity from the web application and puts ApplicationUser into an assembly separate from the web application. This project also has a version that uses SimpleMembership. For ASP.NET Identity look in the AspNetIdentity folder. The assembly for the security functions is in AspNetIdentity/SimpleSecurity.AspNetIdentity and the reference web application is in AspNetIdentity/SimpleSecurity.AspNetIdentity/RefApp.
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