Archive - Oct 4, 2007

tModel question ?

Forum topic: Submitted by NARZE on Thu, 2007-10-04 23:44.

I should create a tModel for representing a specification telling how a web service behaves.

This should be a specification tModel.

When I refer this tModel from inside other tModels with a keyedReference element I put the tModel key in the field tModelKey but what will be the values for the keyName and keyValue filed? Since this is a specification tModel I have no categories.

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Registry Bookmarks

Blog entry: Submitted by NARZE on Thu, 2007-10-04 23:31.

Qwest Communications International Inc. implemented Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI) Services in Windows Server 2003 within their organization. Based on the Enterprise UDDI standard, the implementation in Windows Server 2003 provides an infrastructure for XML Web services, allowing organizations to run their own UDDI directory where Web services and other programmatic resources can be organized and cataloged. This in-depth case study published by Microsoft in 2003 describes the process Qwest used to select and deploy UDDI Services in their heterogeneous environment.

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Qwest Communications

Blog entry: Submitted by NARZE on Thu, 2007-10-04 23:30.

Qwest Communications International Inc. implemented Universal Description Discovery and Integration (UDDI) Services in Windows Server 2003 within their organization. Based on the Enterprise UDDI standard, the implementation in Windows Server 2003 provides an infrastructure for XML Web services, allowing organizations to run their own UDDI directory where Web services and other programmatic resources can be organized and cataloged. This in-depth case study published by Microsoft in 2003 describes the process Qwest used to select and deploy UDDI Services in their heterogeneous environment.

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UDDI online community

Blog entry: Submitted by NARZE on Thu, 2007-10-04 23:28.

Karla Norsworthy, Vice President of Software Standards, IBM

"UDDI continues to serve an important role in the deployment of Services Oriented
Architectures. IBM will extend support for UDDI Version 3 in the WebSphere Application
Server. The security enhancements in UDDI combined with the industry leading enterprise
capabilities in WebSphere will be especially important for customers using UDDI to
improve reuse and simplify discovery of Web services
across their IT infrastructure."