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There was some discussion a while back about using .Net core to connect to IBM i data without using something special such as XMLSERVICE.
It looks like there is now an ODBC layer available for .Net Core that seems to work with the IBM i access ODBC driver in Windows.
Simply add this NuGet package to your project and make sure you're running the app on a Windows server.
System.Data.Odbc 4.5.0 Nuget Package
https://www.nuget.org/packages/System.Data.Odbc/
For those of you whose teams are adopting .Net core for new apps today this is good news.
Have fun.
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