Category Archives: WCF

Integrating and Testing a Secured SOAP Client with Dependency Injection

In this blog I will show you how to call a SOAP service from a WebAPI back-end.

The solution needs to be stable and robust.

The necessary parameters (client_id, secret, …) will come from Configuration.

All the necessary components will be registered in the IoC container such that using the SOAP service only requires injecting one interface. Continue reading →

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Securing a SOAP Client with OAuth2 in ASP.NET Core (WCF Behaviors)

In this blog I will show you how to call a SOAP service from a WebAPI back-end.

The solution needs to be stable and robust.

The necessary parameters (client_id, secret, …) will come from Configuration.

All the necessary components will be registered in the IoC container such that using the SOAP service only requires injecting one interface. Continue reading →

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Calling a Secured SOAP Service from ASP.NET Core WebAPI (WSDL+ WCF)

In this blog I will show you how to call a SOAP service from a WebAPI back-end.

The solution needs to be stable and robust.

The necessary parameters (client_id, secret, …) will come from Configuration.

All the necessary components will be registered in the IoC container such that using the SOAP service only requires injecting one interface. Continue reading →

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Using the repository pattern

In most applications database access is necessary. In .NET there are 2 main ways of doing this: ADO.NET or using the Entity Framework. Of course there are great 3rd party libraries like NHibernate that do the trick as well, and … Continue reading →

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