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Tr: UDDI Specifications
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 <[email protected]> To: Klaus-Dieter Naujok <[email protected]> Cc: ebxml-stc <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2000 7:27 PM Subject: Re: UDDI Specifications > > 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. > > .......................................................... > Bob Sutor > Program Director, XML Technology > Office 716-243-2445 / IBM Tieline 320-9138 > Fax 716-243-1778 / Cellular 716-317-6899 > Text messaging [email protected] > [email protected] - http://www.ibm.com/xml > > > Klaus-Dieter Naujok <[email protected]> on 09/06/2000 01:02:20 PM > > Please respond to Klaus-Dieter Naujok <[email protected]> > > To: ebxml-stc <[email protected]> > cc: > 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. > > > -- > Klaus-Dieter Naujok NextERA Interactive > Antioch, CA USA +1.925.759.1670 > > PGP Finger: 6A4B 1683 CD99 E7BE F855 CC2F 4569 6BD8 76BD 1117 > > > > > > >
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