FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Wiki page: Submitted by jgarbis on Fri, 2006-01-20 19:55. Last updated on Tue, 2006-01-24 23:10.

What is UDDI?: The Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration (UDDI) protocol is a a platform-independent framework for managing Web services relationships and interactions. A UDDI registry classifies, catalogs, and manages Web services, so that they can be discovered and consumed by other applications.
What is the current status of UDDI?: UDDI currently stands at version 3.0.2, ratified in February 2005. This version provides key capabilities for enterprise-level deployment and is a mature, well-supported standard. Its feature definitions are stable and backwards-compatible with earlier versions of the standard.
How does UDDI relate to other web services standards?: UDDI is a key member of the Web services stack. A UDDI registry classifies, catalogs, and manages Web services, so that they can be discovered and consumed by other applications. UDDI itself is implemented as a Web service and leverages standards such as SOAP and WSDL.
What are some examples of projects that use UDDI?: This site contains a user- and vendor-submitted directory of UDDI case studies.
Where can I learn more about using UDDI in my project?: This site contains links to several tutorials and examples of sample code. The UDDI Specification Technical Committee also has published several technical notes that provide additional guidance.
Where can I find information about UDDI-related products and tools?: This site contains a user- and vendor-submitted directory of UDDI solutions.
Who developed UDDI?: UDDI initially was proposed by a coalition of companies that included Ariba, IBM, and Microsoft. Today, UDDI is advanced through an open process by the OASIS UDDI Specification Technical Committee, a group that encourges new participation from developers and users.
How can I have input into future development of UDDI?: OASIS and the UDDI Specification Technical Committee actively encourage participation in the UDDI public forums and mailing lists. By joining OASIS, you can become a formal observer or a voting member of the UDDI committee.

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