UDDI registries provide a standards-based way of locating web services
either by name, or by industry category. UDDI registries can be public,
for example the public UDDI registries that are
automatically
available from JDeveloper, or private, such as a UDDI registry used
within an organization.
JDeveloper's Find Web Service wizard browses UDDI registries to find web services by either name or category.
A UDDI registry contains four data structure types that group information about web services:
When you search by name, you can enter all or part of a name and you can use wildcards. The results are tModels where the name of the tModel matches the search criteria. When a number of web services have the same tModel, they are listed in the wizard so that you can choose the one that best fits your requirements.
You can search for web services based on one or more of the following categories:
Currently, there are not many web services registered in public UDDI registries with category information, and this is likely to provide fewer results than searching by name.
Locating Web Services in a UDDI Registry
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