Web Services UDDI

Error loading a web service through UDDI selecting the option:
* Generate stub code into project XXX.jpr to invoke this service.
show the following message:
"The WSDL document is invalid for following for the reason:
Could not load schema element with name of XXX "org.idoox.xmlrpc.MessageProcessingException: org.systinet.uddi.InvalidParameterException: The length of UDDI key is invalid."... "

You can pick up most of the information you will need about the Oracle9iAS UDDI Registry at the third headline down at:
http://otn.oracle.com/tech/webservices/ws_architect.html
There is an Oracle9iAS overview, a viewlet showing the Enterprise Manager UI and documentation there.
Finally, the UDDI programmer API is also available there at:
http://otn.oracle.com/docs/products/ias/doc_library/90200doc_otn/web.902/q20232/toc.htm
To get it working with just OC4J follow the instructions in the patch. The patch, discussed in the documentation is #2367149 on MetaLink. Unfortunately, the patch is not available on OTN yet.
Hope this points you in the right direction.
Mike.

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Web Services - UDDI Context Menu

Hi
I have been following the documentation on the creation of a web service and all was well until I wanted to pubish it. The documentation tells me to right click on the UDDI icon in the variants tab of the Virtual Interface and select publish.
However, I do not get a context menu appear.
Any ideas anyone? I'm on ECC6.
Cheers
Ian

Hi,
you may want to try the wsdl4j api, provided by ibm. You can download it from ibm's site. This api provides the tools you need to get everything out of a wsdl file, like methods, in-parameters, out-parameters etc. Now, to completely create the remote call at runtime, you need to create the request and response datatypes at runtime, in case they are not primitive (could be java beans for example). If you know the way to do this, please make a post because this is as far as i have gone implementing a trully dynamic client. i don't know how to create and use new classes at runtime.
i hope i gave you some help

Web services / uddi / link ???

Hi everyone,
I have a question concerning web services and uddi and have already post it 3 times but nobody has already answered...
In fact I'm working with a UDDI server (Wasp Uddi) and can discover with it some web services and at the end receive some access points and wsdl files. What I want then to do is to use the procedures that are contained inside the wsdl file dynamically, without generating any stub. Somebody simply told me "yes, it's easy, use the jaxrpc library file !!" but that's not so easy, how can I get the list of the supported procedures, the list of parameters ? Do I have to unparse the wsdl file manually, or can I download some tools that are makimh this work automatically ? Could some body give me an example with a full "service discovery process", from the discovery to the binding using Soap ????
For information I'm working with tomcat, axis, and wasp server uddi...
thank you a lot, if you help me then I will help the other researchers to understand these new emerging concepts...
PA

Hi,
you may want to try the wsdl4j api, provided by ibm. You can download it from ibm's site. This api provides the tools you need to get everything out of a wsdl file, like methods, in-parameters, out-parameters etc. Now, to completely create the remote call at runtime, you need to create the request and response datatypes at runtime, in case they are not primitive (could be java beans for example). If you know the way to do this, please make a post because this is as far as i have gone implementing a trully dynamic client. i don't know how to create and use new classes at runtime.
i hope i gave you some help

Oracle9iAS Web services download

I want to set up a web service UDDI registry. I am trying to look for the Oracle9iAS Web services bundle to download. Does anybody know where can i find the software to download.
Thanks

The UDDI registry is in the Oracle9iAS product itself rather than being available standalone. You can download the full Oracle9iAS Release 2 at:
http://otn.oracle.com/software/products/ias/devuse.html
It is also available in the standard edition of the application server but for the moment only the enterprise edition of Oracle9iAS R2 is available for download. Also bear in mind it is currently available for HP-UX, Solaris and Linux. I am told Windows 2000 is due shortly, however, I don't know an exact date.
Mike.

Error while trying to publish a web service in UDDI client

hi
i m getting this error when trying to publish my web service in UDDI client.I have
configured my uddi client using Visual Administrator.I created a local test registry.The name of my registry is QuickCarRentalRegistry_Local.I created this at admin level.I also tried at level 1 Tier.But it was giving the same error.
The error is "<b> Internet Explorer Script Error</b>".my ie version is 7.0
In my alert window it displays error: 'ur_txt' is undefined.
Regards
mythri.

Hi mythri.
Did you find a way out of this error? Could you share the solution with me? Because I am facing a problem that looks just like the one you had.
Thanks in advance.
Renan

UDDI and deployed Web Services Best Practice

Which would be considered a best practice?
1. To run the UDDI Registry in it's own OC4J container with Web Services deployed in another container
2. To run the UDDI Registry in the same OC4J container as the deployed Web Services

The reason you don't see your services in the drop-down is because, CE does lazy initialization of EJB components (gives you a faster startup time of the server itself). But your services are still available to you. You do not need to redeply each time you start the server. One thing you could do is create a logical destinal (in NWA) for each service and use the "search by logical destination" button. You should always see your logical names in that drop-down that you can use to invoke your services. Hope it helps.
Rao

Discovery web services in java uddi registry via php-pear

I have published my web service in java uddi registry and I want to discovery this web services via php-pear.
The pear code has not the setting about this uddi registry. The pear code for IBM and Microsoft registries are:
'IBM' =>
array(
'Inquiry' =>
array(
'url' => 'www-3.ibm.com/services/uddi/testregistry/inquiryapi',
'port' => 80),
'Publish' =>
array('url' => 'https://www-3.ibm.com/services/uddi/testregistry/protect/publishapi',
'port' => 443)),
'Microsoft' =>
array(
'Inquiry' =>
array(
'url' => 'test.uddi.microsoft.com/inquire',
'port' => 80),
'Publish' =>
array(
'url' => 'https://test.uddi.microsoft.com/publish',
'port' => 443))*/);
I add the code below for java registry but the code don't work.
'JAVA' =>
array(
'Inquiry' =>
array(
'url' => 'localhost/soar/registry/soap',
'port' => 8080),
'Publish' =>
array('url' => 'http://localhost/soar/registry/soap',
'port' => 8080))
The error from php code is :
<rs:StackTrace xmlns:rs="urn:oasis:names:tc:ebxml-regrep:xsd:rs:3.0">javax.xml.registry.JAXRException: Unable to Unmarshall request
at org.freebxml.omar.common.BindingUtility.getRequestObject(BindingUtility.java:355)
at org.freebxml.omar.server.interfaces.soap.RegistrySOAPServlet.onMessage(RegistrySOAPServlet.java:184)
Can anyone help meeeeeeeeeeeee?
Message was edited by:
paixtis

Hello
It means what it sais, your J2EE_ADMIN user doesn't have enough authorization.
Chech if the appropriate authorization is assigned in your abap stack which belongs to the java stack you logon to:
Role SAP_J2EE_ADMIN should be assigned to user J2EE_ADMIN.
Kind regards
Tom
Edited by: Tom Cenens on Dec 17, 2010 2:55 PM

Using JARX API to register a Web service in IBM UDDI Business Registry

HI.
I have a code, which uses the JAXR API to register a web service to the IBM UDDI Business Registry Version 2.0. I compiled the code using the ant tool.
When running the code, i get a java.security.PrivilegedActionException exception. i am using a proxy host to connect to the registry. I had registered with the registry and got a username and password. I am using the same username and password in the code.
Can u help me?
Thanks
Arthi.

Hi,
I am getting the same error . Since this message was posted some time back, I suppose u might have found the solution to it.. Can u please provide the same to me,if u'v got it ??

Publish Web Service via UDDI Client

Hi everyone
I have an outbound interface wich I´ve created and exported the .wsdl file into a folder that I created in the Visual Administrator, so it can be accesed via http://server:port/folder.
When I try to publish the WSDL via UDDI Client it requests me for user and password, but i don´t know which user to use.
I read that I have to create a user for that folder in Visual Administrator, but did not found how to do this.
Can someone give me some light please??
Thanks in advanced.
Karla

Hi,
Try using the udditest.sap.com   it is the Test Registry provided.
Configuring the UDDI Client and UDDI Server    ::::
To use the UDDI client for publishing, updating, or discovering business services and tModels, first you have to administer the UDDI client as well as the UDDI server using the J2EE Engine Visual Administrator.
Procedure
       1.      Select Web Services Container ® Runtime ® UDDI Client.
       2.      From the Available Registries list, select a UDDI registry.
                            a.      To enter a different Inquiry URL and Publish URL, choose Edit Registry and enter new locations.
Make sure that the URLs contain a value. If they do not, then add the port value manually (for example, localhost:50000).
                            b.      To add a registry to the Available Registries list, choose New Registry.
                            c.      To remove a registry from the list, choose Remove Registry.
       3.      On the UDDI Server tab page, choose New User and enter the corresponding data. For more information, see Managing the UDDI Server in the Administration Manual.
Using the Visual Administrator, you can create users for а local test registry only.
Create the User here for the test registry used.
regards
Ganga
Edited by: gangaprasad chintala on Dec 26, 2008 8:04 PM

Ebcc find from UDDI, add web service

I get the following error when I try to find a web service from an UDDI:
java.net.ConnectException: Operation timed out: connect
at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketConnect(Native Method)
It seems as though the connection settings or the E-Business Control Center have an error somewhere. Where can I find the problem and resove it?

error creating a web service client from th WSDL document (soamanager)
Used NWDS 7.1 and generated client from wsdl. Created a jar file from this project and used in portal component successfully.

ORA-29261: bad argument after searching web service from IBM UDDI

I was following the steps listed in the Chapter 6 How to Implement a Web Service of "Database Express Edition 2 Day Plus Application Express Developer Guide" , after the steps of
To create a Web service reference by searching for a business name:
On Application Builder home page, click Shared Components.
Under Logic, select Web Service References.
The Web Service References page appears.
Click Create.
When prompted whether to search a UDDI registry to find a WSDL, select Yes and click Next.
For UDDI Location, select IBM UDDI and click Next.
On Search:
For Search Type, select Business Name.
In Name, enter:
%xMethods%
Click Search.
I got the error ORA-29261. Please help. Thanks

Version of APEX? Version of database?
Looks like you passed in a bad argument to a procedure... Maybe you should wrap the string in single quotes?
Thank you,
Tony Miller
Webster, TX
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Dynamic invoking web service via uddi regitry server

Hi,
I need to call the web service dynamically after searching from the UDDI Registry Server. pls give me some reply that how to call the web service dynamic.
Thnx in Advance.
[email protected]

Hi,
Try using the udditest.sap.com   it is the Test Registry provided.
Configuring the UDDI Client and UDDI Server    ::::
To use the UDDI client for publishing, updating, or discovering business services and tModels, first you have to administer the UDDI client as well as the UDDI server using the J2EE Engine Visual Administrator.
Procedure
       1.      Select Web Services Container ® Runtime ® UDDI Client.
       2.      From the Available Registries list, select a UDDI registry.
                            a.      To enter a different Inquiry URL and Publish URL, choose Edit Registry and enter new locations.
Make sure that the URLs contain a value. If they do not, then add the port value manually (for example, localhost:50000).
                            b.      To add a registry to the Available Registries list, choose New Registry.
                            c.      To remove a registry from the list, choose Remove Registry.
       3.      On the UDDI Server tab page, choose New User and enter the corresponding data. For more information, see Managing the UDDI Server in the Administration Manual.
Using the Visual Administrator, you can create users for а local test registry only.
Create the User here for the test registry used.
regards
Ganga
Edited by: gangaprasad chintala on Dec 26, 2008 8:04 PM

JCAPS UDDI - Problem Using the Web Service Management Application

Hi everyone, this is my problem:
1.) I installed the JCAPS UDDI Server in a Solaris. <-- Ok
2.) In the eManager I installed the Web Services Access Manager. <-- Ok
3.) I started the UDDI server. <-- Ok
4.) I check that the process is running (in Solaris). <-- Ok
5.) I'm trying to load the Web Service Management Application Login Page, but it doesn't show the page so I can't login and in consequence I can't publish, remove, view, and search WSDLs by using the Web Service Management Application.
I appreciate some help about this.
Regards

Yes, I am connecting to the same system where we have data..
Anirban

Is it necessary to register in UDDI to utilize the Web Services

Hi Friends,
I am new to the Web Services. Could some one please provide me documentation with an example scenario on Web Services.
And also, I read that we need to register in UDDI to utilize the web services we create. Is it mandatory to register in UDDI for the web services?
Thanx in advance,
Ram

Hi,
UDDI is reqd when you want people to explore and get the metadata of the service you are going to expose.
I mean the WSDL file can be downloaded from there.
Well, if your service is for specific users or systems, you can provide the same to the user directly by mail or other means.
Regards
Pushkar

New Web Services and UDDI Sample

New Web Services and UDDI sample has been hosted on OTN site.
In this sample learn how to invoke web services dynamically. You will also learn how to publish and look up Web Services registered in Oracle UDDI registry. This sample application implements an insurance portal where the user can look out for the best insurance deals.
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/java/web_services/content.html
Regards
-- Abhijeet

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