I'm using cisco unified communications manager API (AXL) which is very huge. Generated God object with 350k+ lines of code takes 30+ seconds to initialize in runtime. I used to cut redundant methods and properties and it really helps. I'm looking for tool to automate selective C# code generation, or maybe I should write my own?
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How are you generating the C#? "Add service reference" in VS or svcutil.exe from the command line? – dana Aug 02 '16 at 16:03
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I tried wsdl.exe and cmdline svcutil – Fastbrainx Aug 02 '16 at 16:24
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After some investigation I found two comfortable tools to edit soap schema. Using them allows me to remove redundant methods and messages relatively fast and I can run wsdl/svcutil after cleaning.
Tools appraised by my own marks:
- SoapUI (pro version only) [3/5]
- Altova Xmlspy [4/5]
Unfortunately both tools are not free, and both don't allow to select multiple items to delete (should carefully spam "delete" button (in soap UI this is not keyboard button ;))).
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You could also use a tool like Notepad++ that can handle large files easily and just copy and past the methods/classes you need after the large C# file is generated. That way it's free, no xml or software to learn and you can always just open the C# file and grab any code when it's needed.
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