J2EE Web Services

UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) is a specification for creating a registry service that catalogs organizations and their Web services. An implementation of the...

The businessEntity Structure A businessEntity is a data structure that represents any individual or enterprise that is publishing one or more Web services to a UDDI...

The businessService and bindingTemplate Structures The businessEntity complex type declares an element called businessServices (plural), which may contain one or more businessService (singular) primary data structures....

The tModel Structure The t in tModel resulted from a debate among the authors that created the first UDDI specification. Some wanted to call the data...

The publisherAssertion Structure In a large organization like GE, IBM, or AOL Time Warner, it's likely that some of the many divisions and departments will want...

UUID Keys Most of the primary UDDI data structures (businessEntity, business Service, bindingTemplate, and tModel) are automatically assigned a Universally Unique Identifier (UUID) key when they...

A tModel that represents a Web service may claim that it adheres to the WS-I Basic Profile by including a WS-I conformance claim categorization, as...

The UDDI data model is a bit complicated because it attempts to be open to any type of service, not just WSDL-based Web services. There...