I will migrate wcf soap and legacy soa services to rest apis


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Still running business-critical services on WCF, SOAP, ASMX or legacy SOA?
I can modernize your legacy .NET services into ASP.NET Core REST APIs while preserving existing business behavior and reducing integration risks.
I can help with:
WCF to ASP.NET Core REST API migration
SOAP to REST and JSON
ASMX to modern APIs
Legacy SOA modernization
Service contracts to REST endpoints
XML models to DTOs
Swagger/OpenAPI documentation
Authentication and authorization modernization
Dependency Injection and configuration
Async/await modernization
Logging and exception handling
API versioning
Legacy consumer compatibility
Gradual SOAP-to-REST migration
For systems that cannot migrate all consumers at once, I can design a transitional approach where SOAP and REST coexist during migration.
This gig focuses specifically on service and integration modernization.
Please contact me before ordering Standard or Premium so I can review the contracts, dependencies and scope.
Lerne Jorge T kennen
Senior NET Backend Engineer
- AusEcuador
- Mitglied seitJuni 2024
- ⌀ Antwortzeit1 Stunde
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Spanisch, Englisch
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FAQ
Can you migrate WCF to ASP.NET Core?
Yes. I can analyze your WCF service contracts, operations, bindings and dependencies and redesign the appropriate functionality as ASP.NET Core REST APIs.
Can you migrate SOAP to REST without breaking existing clients?
In many cases, yes. A gradual migration strategy can keep the existing SOAP service available while new REST endpoints are introduced. The exact approach depends on your consumers and deployment architecture.
Do you migrate ASMX web services?
Yes. Legacy ASMX services can be modernized into ASP.NET Core REST APIs with JSON, OpenAPI documentation and modern authentication where required.
Can you modernize an entire SOA architecture?
Yes, but larger SOA environments require an initial assessment. I will review service boundaries, contracts, dependencies and integrations before defining the modernization approach.
Will you simply convert every SOAP operation into a REST endpoint?
Not necessarily. REST and SOAP follow different design approaches. I will preserve business functionality while designing appropriate resources, HTTP methods, DTOs and API contracts.
