Add DisableDynamicWebApi, To be more simply disable a Service Or a Action to be Dynamic WebApi

[carldai0106]

Add DontCreateAttribute, we can be more simply disable a Service Or a Action to be Dynamic WebApi

Before if we do not want create some actions we need to do as below:
if we have many actions in different services we need write more code to disable.

            DynamicApiControllerBuilder
                .For<ICalculateAppService>("test/Calculate")
                .ForMethod("Add").DontCreateAction()               
                .Build();

            DynamicApiControllerBuilder
                .For<IResponseAppService>("test/Response")
                .ForMethod("GetName").DontCreateAction()               
                .Build();

now we can do it more simply (just add DontCreate attribute) as below :

    public interface ICalculateAppService : IApplicationService
    {
        [DontCreate]
        Task<int> Add(int num1, int num2);

        Task<int> Multiply(int num1, int num2);
    }
    // do not create a entire service
   [DontCreate]
    public interface IResponseAppService : IApplicationService
    {

        Task<string> GetName();
    }

@hikalkan by the way I think it is incorrect.
https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/master/src/Abp.EntityFramework/EntityFramework/Uow/EfUnitOfWork.cs#L139

Hope that (DontCreate) helps !!!

[hikalkan]

Thank you for that attribute. It's usable. But I think it's name should be DisableDynamicApi, instead of DontCreate, since DontCreate is meaningless in the context used.

What's wrong with https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/master/src/Abp.EntityFramework/EntityFramework/Uow/EfUnitOfWork.cs#L139 ?

[carldai0106]

Ok, I like the name "DisableDynamicApi". thanks.

https://github.com/aspnetboilerplate/aspnetboilerplate/blob/master/src/Abp.EntityFramework/EntityFramework/Uow/EfUnitOfWork.cs#L139 ?

When I compile project, this line has an error. Are you sure this class : ConnectionStringResolveArgs
has a index or property likes ["DbContextType"]

[hikalkan]

Yes, it's derived from Dictionary. I compiled in VS2015. Are you using 2013?

[carldai0106]

Oh , I am using vs2013. I should upgrade my vs. Thanks your answer.

[hikalkan]

I changed code to work properly in also VS 2013.

[hikalkan]

I merged your PR and will fix it myself.
Have a nice day.