WebService access over UDDI

Hello,
we have developed a szenario over SOAP-Adapter in XI (Send) for calling. Now we want use the uddi in the was to call the webservice. What we have to do? Creating a wsdl in configuration of course. But must we deploy something in uddi? What steps are to do to call the webservice direct over uddi?
Thanks in advance,
Frank

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