How to consume a web service dynamically with .NET Core?

Question

How to consume a web service dynamically with .NET Core? There is a great sample of how to do this using the pre-Core versions of .NET: https://gist.github.com/escobar5/2052620 However the System.ServiceModel is deprecated in .NET Core 2.0. Any ideas how to implement the same functionality using .NET Core 2.0?

Laxmidhar Sahoo · Answer

Actual I am not geting your point.This bellow link may suport you https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40893529/how-to-implement-soap-service-on-webapi

Valeriy Pogosyan · Answer

@Laxmidhar Please re-read the question asked. It is not about how to call a web service - it is trivial- but about how to discover at runtime the methods of the webservice from the metadata and do it with .net core rather than with .net network 4.*. Details of how it is done with .NET 4.* are provided under https://gist.github.com/escobar5/2052620.

Laxmidhar Sahoo · Answer

hi Valeriy Pogosyan First the web service is hosted in a server. Then in web api call the service through the url of the service call the service by using the class httpclient

Valeriy Pogosyan · Answer

@Laxmidhar Could you be more specific please about how .Net core handles endpoint's metadata at runtime?

Laxmidhar Sahoo · Answer

Core 2.0 could not take reference of frame work 4.0. But can cosume from hosted url

Valeriy Pogosyan · Answer

WsdlImporter in .NET framework 4.* allows to get metadata from the endpoint at run time and eventually get the list of all methods available for the specified service, then to invoke whatever one was needed. .NET core should do something similar an a better way....

Laxmidhar Sahoo · Answer

if the service is already hosted then call it by httpClient with basic authentication