Creating a new UDDI reference
Create a reference (a pointer) to a UDDI registry for use with service integration bus-enabled web services.
Before you begin
About this task
A UDDI reference is a pointer to a UDDI registry. This registry can be a private UDDI registry
such as the IBM® WebSphere® UDDI Registry, or a public UDDI registry. The service integration technologies interact with UDDI
registries in two ways:
- When you configure an inbound service, you can create entries for the web service in one or more UDDI registries.
- When you configure an outbound service, you specify the location of the target WSDL file that describes the web service. This WSDL file can be located at a URL or through a UDDI registry.
In the UDDI model, web services are owned by businesses, and businesses are owned by Authorized Names. Each UDDI reference gives access to the Web services that are owned by a single Authorized Name in a single UDDI registry. For more information about how the service integration technologies work with UDDI registries, see UDDI registries: Web service directories that can be referenced by bus-enabled web services and Publishing a web service to a UDDI registry. For more general information about UDDI and UDDI registries, see the UDDI community at uddi.org.
To create a new UDDI reference, complete the following steps: