Tr: UDDI Specifications

["agrangard@nycall.com" <anders.grangard@edifrance.org>]

Please have a look at the reference URL. This IBM/Microsoft/Ariba initiative
will likely have an impact on our work.

Regards
Anders
----- Original Message -----
From: Robert S Sutor/Watson/IBM <sutor@us.ibm.com>
To: Klaus-Dieter Naujok <knaujok@pacbell.net>
Cc: ebxml-stc <ebxml-stc@lists.ebxml.org>
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 7:27 PM
Subject: Re: UDDI Specifications


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> Everything is up at http://www.uddi.org right now.
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> SOAP is used for accessing the registry but it is not a requirement for
> the eventual invocation of services.
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> Bob Sutor
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> Klaus-Dieter Naujok <knaujok@pacbell.net> on 09/06/2000 01:02:20 PM
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> Please respond to Klaus-Dieter Naujok <knaujok@pacbell.net>
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> To:   ebxml-stc <ebxml-stc@lists.ebxml.org>
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> Subject:  UDDI Specifications
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> In case you have not downloaded them.  Take a GOOD look.  BTW,
> UDDI is utilizing SOAP (very interesting).
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> UDDI Programmer's API Specification
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> This document describes the programming interface that is exposed
> by all instances of the Universal Description, Discovery &
> Integration (UDDI) registry.
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> UDDI XML Structure Reference
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> The programmatic interface provided for interacting with systems
> that follow the Universal Description Discovery & Integration
> (UUDI) specifications make use of Extended Markup Language (XML)
> and a related technology called Simple Open Access Protocol
> (SOAP), which is a specification for using XML in simple message
> based exchanges.
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> The UDDI Programmers API Specification defines approximately 30
> SOAP messages that are used to perform inquiry and publishing
> functions against any UDDI compliant service registry. This
> document outlines the details of each of the XML structures
> associated with these messages.
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