A .NET Core 2 SOAP Service Cheatsheet
If you have to consume (SAP) SOAP services with .NET Core 2 you might find the following steps and code samples helpful. UPDATE: Chris van Sluijsveld pointed out that the Connected Services feature makes this easier!
Generate the client proxy code with Visual Studio’s “Add service reference” function in a full (old) .NET Framework project copy the generated C# code to your .NET Core project and keep the generated config for reference Use the Connected Services feature of Visual Studio 2017 in your project to generate a reference to your SOAP service add the System.
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