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Connection to UDDI via /uddi/api/inquiry

Former Member
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Hi,

I was reading the blogs and threads written on UDDI and the use of the publishing services. I have two questions that I would like to ask if anyone could please assist me with them:

- When using the local registry is it possible to login into the UDDI via the enquiry api. In other words can you login using http://<localhost>:port/uddi/api/inquiry? Do you perhaps know of some documentation I could use to work aound this. I have done the configuration but when I login I get a API-URL not found error.

- Which log is used to log failures to use UDDI?

Thanks,

Marcus Mbatha

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Former Member
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Thanks Paul,

We had to restore our system and upgrade it again. The system will be available in a week or so. I will try this and let you know.

Thanks,

Marcus Mbatha

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Hi,

I'm facing exactly the same problem (404 Error when trying to connect the UDDI-API).

Unfortunately, I can not provide a solution for this, but there's another API, the one of the Services Registry, which is built on top of the UDDIv3 by SAP.

A list of the functions of this Web Service API can be found here: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwce10/helpdata/en/45/bc01c4900b0039e10000000a11466f/frameset.htm

The corresponding WSDL on your system can be found here:

http://DOMAINNAME:50000/ServicesRegistrySiService/ServicesRegistrySiPort?wsdl

(see also my post in this forum on Mar 20, 2008 1:42 PM )

I was able to invoke this Web Service from within my Java Application, so maybe you try this too.

One major drawback is of course, that this Services Registry API does not provide all of the functionality the official UDDI API does. For example, security, subscription etc...

If you find a solution for the UDDI API issue, pleas let me know!

Best regards,

Paul