The article discusses the challenges of integrating legacy components within modern engineering systems, particularly when dealing with outdated file formats and 32-bit components. It outlines the dilemma of either staying with obsolete platforms or separating legacy logic into different processes for improved communication. The author reflects on the transition from WCF to .NET Core, highlighting the lack of full WCF support and the difficulties presented by methods like SignalR and gRPC. WitCom is introduced as a new communication framework inspired by the IpcServiceFramework, designed to simplify service interface management and inter-process communication.
WitCom is a WCF-like communication framework designed to facilitate interaction between legacy components and modern systems through easier inter-process communication.
Integrating outdated legacy components with modern platforms is challenging, yet necessary to maintain functionality and leverage advantages of contemporary frameworks.
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