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Creating a ServiceStack from WSDL

I was assigned a project where I have to integrate with a third party. A third party has already built a client, and I have to create a service that integrates with my client.

I need to create a SOAP web service that implements STAR WS standards. It should use WS-Security for username / password.

A third party provided me with WSDL, which my web service should join.

I have never used ServiceStack before, but would like to use ServiceStack for this project. Is there a way I can create a ServiceStack service from the WSDL that I was given? If so, can you point me in the right direction to get started?

Thanks!

Jeremiah

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This is the wrong way.

You do not create a service from WSDL, you create a client gateway from one. ServiceStack also has another philosophy for WCF , in which you are invited to start with code models, then output , so you will not try to reprogram the services from an existing third-party WSDL, instead you would just develop your services in normal mode and let ServiceStack take care of creating XSD / WSDL for you.

See the ServiceStack SOAP Support wiki for more information .

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This is very unorthodox. As a service provider, you must define a service contract and have it up to your customers to use it.

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