This repository contains an example of how you can modernize a .NET Full Framework WCF app using CoreWCF and .NET 7
The /before folder contains a .NET 4.7.2 WCF app.
The /after folder contains the end result after migrating the WCF app to CoreWCF and .NET 7.
The application uses an N-Layer and a Domain-Driven Design architecture.
It uses EntityFramework 6 (not EFCore) to run the persistence operations.
The app per se allow us to manage flight bookings. It allows us to do the following actions:
- Create a new booking.
- Cancel a booking.
- List all active bookings.
- List all canceled bookings.
- MSSQL Server: There is a SQL database project on both folders (
/beforeand/after) where you can find the T-SQL scripts needed to run the app.
To run the .NET 4.7.2 WCF app, which can be found on the /before folder, you need:
- Have installed .NET 4.7.2 on your machine.
- Create and publish the database somewhere.
- Update the
DatabaseConnectionStringkey from theAppSettingssection on theWeb.configfile. It needs to point to the database deployed in the previous step.
To run the .NET 7 CoreWCF app, which can be found on the /after folder, you need:
- There is a
docker-composefile that starts up the application and also the external dependencies. Just rundocker compose upand you're good to go.
If you want to know about the process of modernizing this WCF app, you can read my blog post: