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I want to connect to
https://wsiinst.uni-login.dk/wsiinst-v4/ws?WSDL
.
This works fine in normal .NET 4.7.
But in .NET Core 3.1, the channel is Fault, when creating the Client..
My steps..
create .NEt Core console App
Add Connected service (Microsoft WCF Web Service Reference Provider) , call it "ServiceRef"
Add this code to program.cs (main)
var client= new ServiceRef.WsiInstPortTypeClient();
The client is created, but state is Faulted
Perhaps web service uses something, not supported yet in core ?
Anyone have an idea or canb point me in a direction ? :-)
It's the same, when you add connected reference you click in other references, that you will get the service endpoint and you have to put the URI. you click GO and will get the service avaliable. If this isn't working that's mean you have a problem in the serverside. Did you bind your port correctly??
check this link
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/networking/technologies/netsh/netsh-http
after you initalize the serviveref did you open the connection?
var client = new ServiceRef.WsiInstPortTypeClient();
await client.OpenAsync();
var getanobject = await client.MyobjectAsync();
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