Dlubal_CSharp_Client
Dlubal Software GmbH
Welcome to Dlubal CSharp library
Important Notice: Webservice Maintenance and Dlubal API Transition
Dear Users,
We would like to inform you that, effective 23.05.2025, we are transitioning our existing Webservice into maintenance mode. This means that while the Webservice will continue to be available for existing use, no new enhancements or functionality will be added to it going forward.
For new projects, we highly recommend using the Dlubal API, now based on gRPC. The new Dlubal API offers improved performance, scalability, and modern capabilities designed to better support your applications.
Key Points:
- Webservice: Still available for use, but will not be enhanced with new functionality.
- Dlubal API (gRPC): Recommended for new projects as it provides better performance and modern features.
If you have any questions or need assistance with transitioning to the Dlubal API, please feel free to reach out to our support team.
Thank you for your continued support!
Description
This C# project is focused on opening RFEM 6, RSTAB 9 and RSECTION 1 to all our customers, enabling them to interact with our applications on much higher level. If you are looking for tool to help you solve parametric models or optimization tasks, you are on the right place. This project and community will create support for all your projects. The goal is to create easily expandable C# library communicating instructions to RFEM / RSTAB through Web Services (WS), SOAP and WSDL technology.
WS enable you to access your local version of RFEM / RSTAB / RSECTION or remote via internet connection.
Getting started
Geting started with Visual Studio Code
Getting started with Visual Studio
- Download dotnet 6.0 sdk and install it
- Download Visual Studio 2022 Community and install it
- Create new project
- Go to Nuget Package manager and search for Dlubal. Install one of the selected packages
Steps for downloaded release
- Go to release location
- Download zip file called DlubalC.Library.zip
- Unzip it
- Put dll into your project
- Reference them
- Compile your project
- Make application which uses our Web Services
Steps for Visual Studio
* Install [GitHub Extension](https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=GitHub.GitHubExtensionforVisualStudio) * Download [GitHub Desktop](https://desktop.github.com/) * Clone / fork this repository * Open Visual Studio and open Solution from [source_code\DlubalWebService.sln](source_code\DlubalWebService.sln) and compile it * Made your own project or use one from [examples](/examples)
Steps for Visual Studio Code
- Download dotnet 6.0 sdk and install it
- Download Visual Studio Code and install it
- Open Visual Studio Code and install following extensions
- C# - extension for working with C# in VS Code
- Test Explorer UI - extension for Unit Testing general
- .NET Core Test Explorer - extension for Unit Testing of .Net projects
- Code Spell Checker - useful extension for spell checking
- GitHub Pull Requests and Issues - extension for easy access to the GitHub pull request
- GitHub Issues - extension for easy access to the GitHub issues
- Git Lens - extension for better work with Source management
- Download Git and install it (needed for better functionality of Git Lens)
- Download GitHub Desktop
- Clone / fork this repository
- Open Visual Studio Code
- Build library project
- Make your own project or use one from examples
Dependencies
- .NET 5.0 Core or .NET 6.0 Core (depends on your choice, libraries are multi-target)
- RFEM 6 or RSTAB9 application
Examples
Examples can be found under examples folder.
Documentation 📚
You can find a tutorial for usage on our 
License
Contribute
Contributions are always welcome! Please ensure your pull request adheres to the following guidelines Contributing