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Hello @David Burg ,
We are currently working on integrating Labware Lims with Azure Logic Apps, specifically for a use case involving the transfer of XML data from Lims to Logic Apps. While we have set up a Request trigger and provided the necessary details, the Labware team utilizes a SOAP web service and expects a WSDL file from our end. It's important to note that creating a WSDL file within Azure can introduce additional complexities, as it would require setting up a SOAP web service.
Considering this, we are seeking alternative solutions to address this particular use case. The Labware team's primary requirement is to transmit XML data to our Logic Apps.
We kindly request your assistance and a prompt response to explore any viable alternatives for achieving this integration. Your valuable insights would be highly appreciated. Thank you in advance for your help!
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I wonder if APIM can present a SOAP front for its imported APIs (and Logic App is one of the APIs supported by import by APIM).
Hi @David Burg ,
That SOAP front in APIM requires a WSDL file however in our case the client requires a WSDL file from us, is there anything we can do with azure functions and create a middleware component(soap service) and provide wsdl file to client so that they could connect to it and send xml data?
The client is limited to soap service , what other options can we propose to client for sending xml data to logic apps?... Thanks
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Hello @Syed Umair Hasan - Following up to see if the answer below helps. Feel free to get back to us if you need any assistance.
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You need to do this with a .NET Framework WCF service hosted in Azure App Service.
Consider using the svcutil.exe tool to generate the WSDL from the controller code of your new service.
Long-term evolving the client-service protocol to use REST would open up an implementation on more modern frameworks.
Hi @David Burg , Thankyou for your expertise. I tested the WCF service application on visual studio by creating an soap service which receives xml data and then passes it to logic apps using logic apps trigger endpoint. Then I deployed it on azure app service. Is my approach correct of sending data to logic apps?
Also I am able to generate wsdl file now , just want to confirm are there any best practices using this approach?
Thanks!
I assume that you can make your SOAP front end stateless, so you can deploy it in a high availability manner (i.e. 2 role instances minimum).
I do not have further generic best practices for this scenario of adding a SOAP front end for a Logic App workflow application.