We need to integrate with some external parties using SOAP request. We use .Net Core and sending SOAP request is supported out of the box. We have the service contracts generated from the WSDL files provided from the external parties. The raw request we send looks something like this. However, the external parties failed to … [Read more…]
For the project at work, we have these dynamic document forms each has their own model that Json string data posted back from the front end will be deserialised into. We don’t want to manually trim all the properties in each model when we consume them, so we thought we’d add a custom Json converter … [Read more…]
We use AWS DynamoDb for a number of microservices for the current project at work. We have a DynamoDb table used for caching a certain type of entity similar to this. There can be multiple books in the table with the same reference, but there can only be ONE active book per reference at a … [Read more…]
Our integration third parties use SOAP request in their existing system. In order to integrate with them, we are required to have a SOAP service endpoint that the third parties can call. When we looked at building this 18 months ago, we wanted to build this web service in .Net Core. However, .Net Core only … [Read more…]
I have a requirement in my current project at work where I have to deep compare two complex objects in .Net and potentially need to return the differences between the two. The complex class looks similar to this sample Organisation class A colleague already wrote his own code to compare any two complex objects. However … [Read more…]
In this post, I’ll show the differences between standard interface implementation and explicit interface implementation. Let’s say we have a IShape interface with one method called Print() as followed Standard implementation Let’s say we have a class called Triangle which implements the IShape interface. In the standard implementation, the class would look like this. When … [Read more…]