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I am setting up a registerservice in a .net core backend where an admin can add a new user to the database and the user will get a verication-email.

I use Mediatr to add data to my database and I use auth0 as a login platform.

This is my method, triggered by an http request.

[HttpPut]
public async void Put([FromBody] User user)
 
 var token = await _authController.Get();
 var id = "";
 id = await _authController.Post(user.Mail, token);
 _authController.Postpass(user.Mail, id, token);
 id = id.Remove(0, 6);
 await _mediator.Send(new PutUser
 
 UserId = id,
 User = user
 );



 

Whenever I execute the api call with the needed data it throws an error whilst trying to execute this code:

await _mediator.Send(new PutUser 
 ...
)};

This is the error:

System.ObjectDisposedException: 'Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: 'IServiceProvider'.'

I expect that the call get's executed and the user gets added to the database.

All the code above works and has been tested, it doesn't work if I Use a different Mediatr class and all my other calls work.
It has something to do with the code above the Mediatr call, because when I delete the code and only do the Mediatr call it does work.

Can anyone help me?

.net .net-core auth0 mediatr

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I am setting up a registerservice in a .net core backend where an admin can add a new user to the database and the user will get a verication-email.

I use Mediatr to add data to my database and I use auth0 as a login platform.

This is my method, triggered by an http request.

[HttpPut]
public async void Put([FromBody] User user)
 
 var token = await _authController.Get();
 var id = "";
 id = await _authController.Post(user.Mail, token);
 _authController.Postpass(user.Mail, id, token);
 id = id.Remove(0, 6);
 await _mediator.Send(new PutUser
 
 UserId = id,
 User = user
 );



 

Whenever I execute the api call with the needed data it throws an error whilst trying to execute this code:

await _mediator.Send(new PutUser 
 ...
)};

This is the error:

System.ObjectDisposedException: 'Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: 'IServiceProvider'.'

I expect that the call get's executed and the user gets added to the database.

All the code above works and has been tested, it doesn't work if I Use a different Mediatr class and all my other calls work.
It has something to do with the code above the Mediatr call, because when I delete the code and only do the Mediatr call it does work.

Can anyone help me?

.net .net-core auth0 mediatr

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 15:02

Vital VerleyenVital Verleyen

1688 bronze badges

add a comment
 | 

I am setting up a registerservice in a .net core backend where an admin can add a new user to the database and the user will get a verication-email.

I use Mediatr to add data to my database and I use auth0 as a login platform.

This is my method, triggered by an http request.

[HttpPut]
public async void Put([FromBody] User user)
 
 var token = await _authController.Get();
 var id = "";
 id = await _authController.Post(user.Mail, token);
 _authController.Postpass(user.Mail, id, token);
 id = id.Remove(0, 6);
 await _mediator.Send(new PutUser
 
 UserId = id,
 User = user
 );



 

Whenever I execute the api call with the needed data it throws an error whilst trying to execute this code:

await _mediator.Send(new PutUser 
 ...
)};

This is the error:

System.ObjectDisposedException: 'Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: 'IServiceProvider'.'

I expect that the call get's executed and the user gets added to the database.

All the code above works and has been tested, it doesn't work if I Use a different Mediatr class and all my other calls work.
It has something to do with the code above the Mediatr call, because when I delete the code and only do the Mediatr call it does work.

Can anyone help me?

.net .net-core auth0 mediatr

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 15:02

Vital VerleyenVital Verleyen

1688 bronze badges

[HttpPut]
public async void Put([FromBody] User user)
 
 var token = await _authController.Get();
 var id = "";
 id = await _authController.Post(user.Mail, token);
 _authController.Postpass(user.Mail, id, token);
 id = id.Remove(0, 6);
 await _mediator.Send(new PutUser
 
 UserId = id,
 User = user
 );



 

await _mediator.Send(new PutUser 
 ...
)};

System.ObjectDisposedException: 'Cannot access a disposed object. Object name: 'IServiceProvider'.'

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 15:02

Vital VerleyenVital Verleyen

1688 bronze badges

share|improve this question

asked Mar 28 at 15:02

Vital VerleyenVital Verleyen

1688 bronze badges

asked Mar 28 at 15:02

Vital VerleyenVital Verleyen

1688 bronze badges

asked Mar 28 at 15:02

Vital VerleyenVital Verleyen

1688 bronze badges