The UDDI registry SOAP API

 

To use the SOAP API, construct a properly formed UDDI message in the body of a SOAP request, and send it using HTTP POST to the URL of the API that the request relates to. The response is returned in the body of the HTTP reply.

The UDDI registry samples include samples that demonstrate how to program directly to the SOAP API. Although the samples are written in Java code, you can use other programming languages to create your SOAP client, as long as you still send requests that are compliant to the SOAP specification. Valid UDDI requests must conform to the UDDI schema, and must be as detailed in the UDDI specification:

http://www.uddi.org/pubs/uddi_v3.htm

For more information on using the SOAP API, refer to UDDI registry application programming interface.

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UDDI registry client programming

 

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UDDI registry SOAP service end points

 

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