Closed alexmaie closed 4 years ago
Hi @alexmaie
Yes, you can just reference the Finbuckle.MultiTenant.EntityFrameworkCore Nuget package then when you spin up a dbcontext that derives from MultiTenantDbContext
make sure to provide the constructor a TenantInfo object. In ASP.NET Core DI handles this for you, but it can be done manually too.
Hey, thanks for the quick reply.
I assume that I could also use the other base project (not asp core) since I can't use ef core.
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Hi @alexmaie Sure, the Finbuckle.MultiTenant.Core package contains things like the basic strategy, stores, and interfaces. I'm not sure how useful it will be without ASP.NET Core in the picture.
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Hey,
Can we use this library outside of asp core? As an example,we could put a message on a queue and have an azure webjob process the message. The message has a tenant id and the webjob would save the changes to the appropriate database
Thanks Alex