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UDDI UBR - Help Needed

 
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Dear All,

In the Web Services Book by 'Richard Monson Haefel' I read about UBR registry for UDDI. It is a registry hosted for public usage. When I googled on that, I could see that it has been decommissioned now. Is that true? Do we have any other registry which I can play against to learn UDDI structures?

Also, I see RAD 7.0 has a local UDDI to which we can host a service. But my intention here is not to host a service but to learn UDDI objects. I want to run SIMPLE stand-alone java programs that use JAXR to talk to UDDI. How can I just turn this local UDDI ON and try my programs against it? Can you help me please?

Wishing you all a Very Happy New Year - 2009!
_ Mani

 
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If you want to study (and/or run) a UDDI registry implementation, have a look at jUDDI.

For client code I think both the JWSDP and JEE come with examples.
 
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Manikandan Jayaraman wrote:I want to run SIMPLE stand-alone java programs that use JAXR to talk to UDDI.



The bottom of the SCDJWS FAQ has some links that describe how to set up your own local UDDI with the JWSDP 1.6 and Tomcat 5.0 for Java WSDP.
 
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