SoapCore | SOAP extension for ASP.NET Core | Runtime Evironment library

I'm writing a soap web service in asp.net core using soapcore to replace an existing web service. the caller's request xml cannot change because we intend to minimize change on that side. the current request xml looks like

I am using SoapCore in a .net core 3.1 app and I have setup an integration testing strategy for controllers that uses a web application factory eg

I need to introduce SOAP services that implements the same contract as a legacy service. All I have is the WSDL.

Can I create server side code from WSDL?

WSDL.exe does not appear to have been ported to Core.

dotnet-svcutil appears to create client code only.

Connected Service feature in VS appear to create client code only.

My best guess so far is to use dotnet-svcutil to create the types and try to write code, that declares similar service and operations and use SoapCore.

Any other options? Does .NET 5 provide a better solution?

If I:

1. Create a new C# query in LINQPad 6.
2. Add the System.ServiceModel.Http NuGet package or another package that references it.
3. Try to instantiate a class from the System.ServiceModel namespace, for example System.ServiceModel.BasicHttpBinding.

Leading to the following .linq file:

I got very interesting issue to create soap service with existing wsdl. Reason for that is we tried to create a testing service and all we got is a wsdl file. What I did is

• use the dotnet-svcutil server.wsdl to generate cs file
• create new .net core service project
• create new class to implement the interface in above cs file
• services.AddSingleton();
• app.UseSoapEndpoint("/Services", new BasicHttpBinding(), SoapSerializer.XmlSerializer); /here I'm using SoapCore package/

During testing the soap service method can be called, but I notice the Authentication in response message is not populated meanwhile the data in body message looks fine. checked the real wsdl and my wsdl, they are different.

Correct one

Normally, the endpoint would work with: http://localhost:5000/Service.asmx. How can I access this from a client that runs in a separate container? I tried to get the ip of the net core container and I replaced the localhost.

This is my Dockerfile: