That would be great. Thx! --Kurt
Ionut Subasu wrote:
Hi after half of day of struggling I have managed to publish a service
to a jUDDI registry, the problem is that the information is so spread
and you have to merge info from different versions to work.
I will try to make available a small tutorial and put it on the wiki
:) to save some other people of going mad :)
Cheers,
Ionut
On Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 1:20 PM, Kurt T Stam <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi Ionut,
The bundle
(http://www.apache.org/dist/ws/juddi/2_0RC6/juddi-tomcat-2.0rc6.zip)
has the console installed. So you can try that. That said it's ok
for debugging things but it's very much like using a tool like
SOAP UI. I've used the uddibrowser (uddibrowser.org
<http://uddibrowser.org>) before. Which a step better, but it's
got it's own issues and the project is abandoned. For jUDDIv3
we're trying hard to get a console project going.
Hope this helps,
--Kurt
Ionut wrote:
Hi guys,
I have tried all possible ways to have the web-console running
and it seems that there is no way.
the links are borken since it is pointing to juddi/console/ ...
there are no instructions on how to do this...it is totally
pointless...
can anybody give some reasonable step by step tutorial on how
to start the web console?
Thanks
Ionut
