Re: UDDI Specifications

[Robert S Sutor/Watson/IBM <sutor@us.ibm.com>]

Everything is up at http://www.uddi.org right now.

SOAP is used for accessing the registry but it is not a requirement for
the eventual invocation of services.

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Klaus-Dieter Naujok <knaujok@pacbell.net> on 09/06/2000 01:02:20 PM

Please respond to Klaus-Dieter Naujok <knaujok@pacbell.net>

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Subject:  UDDI Specifications



In case you have not downloaded them.  Take a GOOD look.  BTW,
UDDI is utilizing SOAP (very interesting).

UDDI Programmer's API Specification

This document describes the programming interface that is exposed
by all instances of the Universal Description, Discovery &
Integration (UDDI) registry.


UDDI XML Structure Reference

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.

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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