Azure Integration Account and supported .net versions

Tony 21 Reputation points
2022-02-22T23:16:37.187+00:00

Hi all,

We use XSLT to do data transformation, within our XSLT we call an External DLL. Initially the DLL was written and compiled with .Net Framework 4.7.2 .

I tried to recompile to .Net 6 and deploy, but on deployment I get a host of errors from not being able to find "System.Runtime", to not being able to find the External DLL, which is in the assemblies area of the Integration Account.

Now I rebuilt with .Net 4.8 and it work a charm ... so my question ....

Are there plans at Microsoft to support .Net 6 and .Net Core in the Azure Integration Account?
Is there any documentation surrounding support for the .Net Framework in the Azure integration account?
Are there any examples of using .Net Core in the Azure Integration Account ... if anyone has managed to get it to work?

Thanks All
Tony

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  1. MayankBargali-MSFT 70,451 Reputation points
    2022-02-25T04:19:00.87+00:00

    @Tony Thanks for reaching out. I have got the confirmation from my product group that unfortunately there are no plans to support .Net 6 and .Net core as of now in the Integration Account.
    The feedback is already passed to the product team on supporting .Net core and .Net 6 and they may implement this in the future but no ETA as currently there is no plan.

    I will suggest you to post this feature request here so other customers requesting the same feature can vote and the product team can review /prioritize the feedback/feature request.

    The same is documented here in the prerequisites section on supporting only custom .NET code library. The same document also covers how you can Add referenced assemblies

    While Logic App (Consumption) supports referencing external assemblies from maps, Logic App (Standard) currently doesn't support this capability. Referencing an assembly enables direct calls from XSLT maps to custom .NET code.

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