Searching for Web Services by Name

You can search a UDDI registry for a web service by entering part or all of the tModel name.

You must have an appropriate connection from your machine so that JDeveloper can make a connection to the UDDI registry you select, for example, a connection to the internet if you want to search a public UDDI registry.

If you want to generate a stub at the end of this procedure, you must have at least one workspace and project in the navigator. If these do not exist, a warning message is displayed and you can choose to continue without creating one, or to cancel the wizard so that you can first create a workspace and project. Also, you can only generate a stub to a web service that has a tick in the Is WSDL? column.

To search for a web service by name:

If you need to create a new connection to a UDDI registry first see Creating UDDI Registry Connections.
In the Connections Navigator, launch the Find Web Services wizard by either:

Choosing Find Web Services from the UDDI Registry's context menu.
or
Expanding UDDI Registry, and choosing Fin d Web Services from the context menu of the UDDI registry you want to search.

If the Welcome page is displayed read the summary on it, then click Next.
The next page depends on whether you have already selected the UDDI registry you want to use.
- If you launched the wizard from the UDDI Registry node, select the UDDI Registry you want to search, then click Next to display the Search Kind page.
  or
- The Search Kind page is already displayed.
Select Name and click Next to display the Search Criteria page.
Enter a value to Search For. You can enter part or all of a tModel name, using % as a wild card.
To search for an exact match, select Exact Match.
If you want to perform a case sensitive search, select C ase Sensitive. Click Next to display the tModel page.
A list of the tModels that fit your search criteria is displayed. When the web service uses WSDL, there is a tick in Is WSDL? Click on the service you want, and click Next to display the Service page.
A list of web services that implement the tModel you selected is displayed. Click on the service you one, and click Next to display the Finish page.
A description of the web service is displayed.
- If this is the web service you want, click Next to display the Find Web Services wizard dialog, or
- Click Back to amend your search criteria and complete the wizard again.

The Find Web Services wizard dialog allows you to choose what to do with the web service you have found: