🧼 ToDoApp - SOAP API (Layered Architecture)

Simple ToDo App using SOAP API built with CoreWCF and Layered Architecture in .NET.

This project demonstrates how to build a modern SOAP service with proper separation of concerns using a layered approach.

Author

Vishwa Kumar

• Email: vishwa@vishwa.me
• GitHub: Vishwam
• LinkedIn: Vishwa Kumar

Vishwa is the primary developer and architect of the ToDoApp, responsible for the architecture and implementation of these features.

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📦 Projects

• ToDoApp.Data.Sqlite – Data access layer using Entity Framework Core with SQLite
• ToDoApp.SoapApi.CoreWcf – SOAP API implementation using CoreWCF

▶️ Getting Started

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/vishwamkumar/todoapp.soap-api.layered.git

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2. Navigate to the SOAP API project:

    cd soap-apis.styles.examples/src/ToDoApp.SoapApi.CoreWcf

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3. Run the application:

    dotnet run

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4. Access the SOAP service:

   • Service Endpoint: https://localhost:7172/ToDoCoreWcfService.svc (HTTPS)
   • Service Endpoint: http://localhost:5138/ToDoCoreWcfService.svc (HTTP)
   • WSDL/Metadata: Available at https://localhost:7172/ToDoCoreWcfService.svc?wsdl

   Note: Ports are configured in launchSettings.json and may vary.

5. Test the SOAP API using a compatible tool (e.g., Postman, SoapUI, or WCF Test Client):

   • Sample SOAP requests are available in Docs/TestExamples.txt
   • Each request requires:
     • Content-Type: text/xml; charset=utf-8
     • SOAPAction header: http://tempuri.org/IToDoCoreWcfService/<MethodName>

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License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.