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[maliming] said: hi

The ImpersonationService is an ABP service. You can inject it, no need to create ImpersonationService class.

import { ImpersonationService } from '@volo/abp.commercial.ng.ui/config';

Thanks,

Thanks a lot, its working.

[maliming] said: hi

Can you share your code?

Have you injected ImpersonationService into your component/service?

Thanks.

this is my ImpersonationService

and this is our custom users component where we trigger impersonateUser from the custom grid template which gives userId of the user we want to impersonate as a parameter, and also we have injected the custom ImpersonationService into our custom users component to access the methods from ImpersonationService.

[maliming] said: hi

You can call the impersonateTenant or impersonateUser methods.

Thanks.

Hey

I don't seem to understand where that this.impersonate is coming from, getting an error Property 'impersonate' does not exist on type 'ImpersonationService'. Do you want me to remove that line? How is that going work.

Thank you

[maliming] said: hi

You can use ImpersonationService in your Angular page.

The method this.impersonate() is referenced but not included in your screenshot.

[maliming] said: hi

I have a custom users and tenant page,

MVC or Angular page?

Thanks.

Hey, it's angular and auth separated.

[AI-Bot] said: To implement impersonation (LoginAsThisUser) from your custom tenants or users page in an ABP-based Angular application, you should use the built-in impersonation API provided by the ABP Account Module. This is the same mechanism used in the default Users and Tenants management pages.

Here’s how you can achieve this:

1. Enable Impersonation Permissions

   • Ensure the current user has the required permissions: AbpIdentity.Users.Impersonation for user impersonation and Saas.Tenants.Impersonation for tenant impersonation.

2. Call the Impersonation API

   • Use the following endpoints from your Angular code:
     • For user impersonation:
       POST /api/account/impersonation
     • For tenant impersonation:
       POST /api/account/impersonation/tenant
   • The payload should include the target user or tenant ID.

3. Redirect to the Impersonation URL

   • The API returns a URL. Redirect the browser to this URL to start the impersonation session.

Example (User Impersonation in Angular):

// In your Angular service/component 
this.http.post<{ url: string }>( 
  '/api/account/impersonation', 
  { userId: targetUserId, tenantId: targetTenantId } // tenantId is optional 
).subscribe(response => { 
  window.location.href = response.url; // Redirect to impersonation URL 
}); 

Example (Tenant Impersonation in Angular):

this.http.post<{ url: string }>( 
  '/api/account/impersonation/tenant', 
  { tenantId: targetTenantId } 
).subscribe(response => { 
  window.location.href = response.url; 
}); 

4. UI Integration
   • Add the "LoginAsThisUser" or "LoginAsTenant" action in your custom page.
   • On click, call the above API and redirect as shown.

Note:

• The impersonation feature is only available if you are using the ABP Account Module and have the necessary permissions.
• The impersonation session can be ended by logging out, which will return you to the original user session.

Sources:

• https://abp.io/docs/latest/modules/account/impersonation

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I have tried doing this but it isn't working, getting 404 Not Found status code.

I have a custom users and tenant page, as shown in the screenshot when clicked on LoginAsThisUser I should be able to impersonate as this user same way as it is done in the built-in users page, same goes for the tenant too.

[maliming] said: hi

You can override the MultiTenantConnectionStringResolver to see if the connection string is correct.

https://github.com/abpframework/abp/blob/dev/framework/src/Volo.Abp.MultiTenancy/Volo/Abp/MultiTenancy/MultiTenantConnectionStringResolver.cs#L27-L81

Hey

I found the issue, the connection string for the AuthServer was wrong and I just needed to change it to the correct one. The issue got solved.

Thank you ;-)

[maliming] said: hi

Can you try to clear your local Redis?

Your issue is related to your local environment, not the code.

Hey maliming

I have tried clearing Redis cache multiple times using redis-cli flushall and flushdb, didn't work unfortunately :-(

[maliming] said: hi

Can you share a project to reproduce this problem?

liming.ma@volosoft.com

I will download and debug it.

Thanks.

But I think you will be able to login into the tenant, I have this same project in two other systems and I can login into the tenant with no problems, this issue only arises in my computer which shares the same codebase and database as the other computers, what might be the problem here which I'm unable to point out.