UDDI products and components ship from multiple vendors, consortia and also available as open source. These products and components fall in various categories such as UDDI Registry Server, UDDI-enabled IDEs and development tools, Java and .NET client toolkits and browsers, and UDDI-integrated Web services platforms. Providers of UDDI solutions are encouraged to add their own products to this list.

The following information is not comprehensive and is provided as a community resource by the organizations listed, which are solely responsible for the accuracy of the entries. OASIS encourages readers to evaluate this information independently.

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Case studies allows the community to share information and insights on how their organizations use UDDI.

Like most APIs, using UDDI is best illustrated through example. These external sites provide hands-on sample code for using UDDI in a variety of programming environments. UDDI community members are encouraged to add links to other examples and tutorials to this page.

See also: official UDDI Technical Notes include several hands-on examples for using and implementing UDDI.

Understanding WSDL in a UDDI Registry

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This page features announcements and agendas for upcoming conferences, workshops, and user group meetings related to UDDI. Feel free to edit this page by adding appropriate links.

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This page provides brief overviews and links to interesting news articles, press releases, and announcements related to UDDI. Feel free to edit this page by adding appropriate links.

Mercury buys Systinet: is UDDI still for policy only?

On the face of it, the acquisition of Systinet Corp by Mercury Interactive Corp underscores the reality that UDDI, the Universal Description, Discovery and Integration language, is continuing to morph from its origins as a run-time discovery engine to become a policy enforcement mechanism.

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