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I am migrating a WCF client from .Net Framework to .Net core. I am creating the client derived from ClientBase and using Federation Binding.

Here is binding creation code working in .Net Framework:

I need to create an .exe (standalone and without IIS) that contains a web interface.

An existing WSDL was converted into VB.NET code. I have now inserted the vb.net-File, but without .config file.

Incorrectly, the interface is not displayed even though it has been referenced. If I call "http://localhost/?WSDL", the following is displayed:

I am exploring gRPC by downloading and following the PortfoliosSample from here. The sample code are all working fine. When I tried to create my own simple service and client by following the sample, however, I noticed that the generated code on the client side doesn't include the class and functions needed for accessing the service. In the PortfoliosSample, the client side code generated based on the portfolios.proto includes and class named PortfoliosClinet (in PortfoliosGrpc.cs)

I have a third party system that offers SOAP APIs. The class structure of their WSDLs leaves a lot to be desired in general, but one area I'm struggling with is streamlining the retrieval of bindings. Their sample code has around 20 of these methods, one for each endpoint/class/interface:

Disclaimer: I have not worked with SOAP web services ever. At all. Not even a little bit. So the concept of channels and WCF scaffolding has got me a bit confused, hence I'm here.

I have been asked to integrate to a SOAP XML web service which uses basic authentication. (e.g. Authorization header, Basic xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <- which is a Base64 encoded username:password). My project is in .NET Core using C#.

I have used Visual Studio WCF connected service discovery to produce scaffolding code which has served me very well for instantiating the required objects etc, however my issue is I've been asked to use Basic authentication, and I have no idea where to inject this code into the scaffolding that's been produced. I have worked with basic authentication before, so I understand 'how' to do it, for things like REST APIs etc. Just username:password, base64 encode and add to Authorization header. However, I am unsure how to do this for this scaffolded SOAP web service.

The code that i believe can be injected into every request, to add your custom headers, is:

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I had to move my .Net Core app from a Google App Engine to Google Kubernetes Engine because I need static IPs and sadly Google App Engine doesn't have that option.

I've managed to make a cluster and some pod, but in the logs I see:

I have a .NET Web Form Application which uses soap web service for some operations. In my solution, there are few projects and one of them is responsible for soap operations. Thus I added Service Reference to that project. My old publish works well but now, I can't call any method in the web service because throws error.

The error message:

I am experimenting with a gRPC service and client using proto files. The advice is to use gRPC client factory integration in .NET Core (https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/grpc/clientfactory?view=aspnetcore-3.1). To do this you register the client derived from Grpc.Core.ClientBase that is generated by the Grpc.Tools package, like this: