JAXR.UDDI.027: Multiple Schemes matching name pattern

What does that error mean?
I'm trying to browse a UDDI repository using JAXR and I when I execute this line:
ClassificationScheme scheme = bqm.findClassificationSchemeByName(null, "naics");
I get the error identified in the subject.
I think the problem is in the UDDI repository because when I execute the same code on http://uddi.ibm.com/testregistry/inquiryapi the error does not occur.
My problem is, I don't even know what the error means in order to fix the repository. Can someone point me towards an explanation?

Studying Monson-Haefel J2EE Webservices, I encountered the same issue multiple times with the IBM test UDDI. The message is accurate: there are multiple schemes with the exact same name in the IBM test UDDI. You can verify this with the following code:
           * ClassificationScheme uddi_types = queryMngr
           * .findClassificationSchemeByName(null, "uddi-org:types"); gives
           * Exception: JAXR.UDDI.027: Multiple Schemes matching name pattern
          Collection schemeCollection = queryClassificationSchemesByName(
                    queryMngr, "uddi-org:types");
          printSchemeCollection(schemeCollection);
          ClassificationScheme uddi_types = (ClassificationScheme) schemeCollection
                    .iterator().next();
     private static Collection queryClassificationSchemesByName(
               BusinessQueryManager queryMngr, String schemeName)
               throws JAXRException {
          Collection schemeCollection = new HashSet();
          schemeCollection.add(schemeName);
          BulkResponse bulkResponse = queryMngr.findClassificationSchemes(null,
                    schemeCollection, null, null);
          return bulkResponse.getCollection();
     private static void printSchemeCollection(Collection schemCollection)
               throws JAXRException {
          Iterator schemaIterator = schemCollection.iterator();
          while (schemaIterator.hasNext()) {
               ClassificationScheme scheme = (ClassificationScheme) schemaIterator
                         .next();
               System.out.println(scheme.getName().getValue() + ", Key: "
                         + scheme.getKey().getId());
     }My latest result using these functions for the name uddi-org:types is
uddi-org:types, Key: UUID:C1ACF26D-9672-4404-9D70-39B756E62AB4
uddi-org:types, Key: UUID:3AE29440-DF6B-11D5-9094-0004AC49CC1E
uddi-org:types, Key: UUID:1C091CC0-A439-11D8-83B1-000629DC0A53

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