Me,
either, but I have a few questions for the group, just as
starters:
1. I do intelligent agent architectures, and I was looking to UDDI
and UDDI servers as a way to do agent-agent discovery and 'binding on the
fly'. Is this a good use of it? Anyone else doing
this?
2. Any upcoming commercial UDDI servers (other than the msoft
promise)? Even beta versions would do: pointers?
3. Any ebXML reg/reps (registry/repositories) that are evolving to
UDDI servers, that anyone knows about?
Thanks,
Bobbin
Bobbin Teegarden
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Enterprises, CTO
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haven't seen any other messages since George's. Have I missed any
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Dave Prout
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Services Integration
Technical
Architecture
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-----Original Message-----
From: George Zagelow
[mailto:]
Sent: 04 February 2004
00:36
To:
Subject:
[uddi-promo-discuss] Promotion of UDDI
Greetings to the subscribers to our new discussion list. Let begin by
welcoming you to the list, and by providing some background. When UDDI.org
brought the early UDDI specifications to OASIS, we were looking for a
flexible way to manage the further development of the spec. The OASIS Member
Section structure was ideal, as it mapped very closely to the UDDI.org
management structure we had in place, and gave us great flexibility in terms
of managing as many different work efforts as we might need. The Member
Section Steering Committee is now proposing that we do more to leverage the
structure and to expand the family of those who have an interest in the
success of UDDI. The Spec TC has done a superb job in progressing the spec.
But, having a good spec isn't of much value if people don't know about it,
or know how to use the technology. To that end, we are hopeful that this
discussion list will allow us to zero in on at least one area of common
interest, where we can start up a TC to work on some aspect of promoting
UDDI. I gave some examples of areas we have discussed at the Steering
Committee in the discussion list description:
* UDDI User
Experiences
* UDDI Best Practices
* UDDI User
Education
* UDDI promotion / evangelism
* Usage of UDDI as
a component of Web Services
Some of this is pretty easy -
pointers to exisiting customer references, or keeping current UDDI product
descriptions out on UDDI.org. But, we could also go for a TC specifically
focused on what users need. And, invite users to participate directly. We've
purposely left the scope very broad, to see where we might get common
interest. We'd be delighted to hear your thoughts, or answer any questions
you might have. Thanks much.
Regards, George
Chair, OASIS
UDDI Member Section Steering Committee
Managing Director, UDDI Operators
Council
Web Services Strategy, IBM Software Group
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