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Working with a UDDI business directory involves registering the Web service with the directory. After a Web service is registered, any user can use it. However, you first need to find the required Web service in the UDDI directory. The following sections discuss the procedure for registering and finding information in the UDDI directory.
Registering a Web Service with the UDDI Business Directories
To register a Web service with a UDDI business directory, you need to perform the following steps:
Finding Information in the UDDI Business Directories
As discussed earlier, the UDDI business directories allow you to search for information about Web services. We will now discuss the procedure for finding information about a Web service in the UDDI business directories:
To register or find information in the UDDI business registry, you need to interact with the registry. The UDDI Software Development Kit (SDK) allows your applications to interact with the UDDI registries.
The UDDI SDK
As discussed earlier, the UDDI SDK allows you to develop applications that can interact with the UDDI registries. You can use the UDDI SDK tools to develop programs that can interact with the registry. To use the UDDI SDK, it is not essential for you to have basic knowledge of the technologies, such as XML, SOAP, or UDDI. You can use the SDK to add registration features of a Web service to development tools, installation programs, or any other software that needs to locate and bind to the remote Web services. An example of such an SDK is Microsoft.UDDI.SDK.
To interact with the UDDI registries, the UDDI SDK provides you with three basic components. These components are discussed in the following list:
The working of the UDDI registries is shown in Figure.
Working of the UDDI Registries.
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