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Alex O'Ree commented on JUDDI-932:
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"As we know that wsdl is stored in UDDI as a service"
That's not accurate. UDDI can store a location to a wsdl file (think http href,
a link)
"i want to know how do you use the service in web service process?"
UDDI really has 2 use cases, which are outlined fairly well here:
http://uddi.xml.org/business-case
Essentially, 1) used for developers to find stuff to write code for and 2) used
by the code developers wrote to dynamically locate the URL of the service they
want to use
"apparently soap server can not read the service detail xml."
I'm not sure what this means. Java, as any programming language can read in an
XML file, which is what a WSDL is. It's interpreting it that's that the
challenging part. For Java, you can use something like "wsimport" and .NET
"wsdl.exe". These tools will take a WSDL file and turn it into code that
represents the request/response messages that the service is expecting. Then a
developer needs to write the logic to wire it all together.
> Using UDDI Service
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> Key: JUDDI-932
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/JUDDI-932
> Project: jUDDI
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Kelvin Susanto
> Original Estimate: 48h
> Remaining Estimate: 48h
>
> Hello,
> I have a question regarding to web service process and uddi.
> As we know that wsdl is stored in UDDI as a service, i want to know how do
> you use the service in web service process?
> because apparently soap server can not read the service detail xml.
> Thank you.
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