Deploying
UDDI Services
To deploy a
UDDI Services
site, you install
UDDI Services
components onto one or more computers, each running a supported member of the
Windows Server 2003
family, and then define the groups of individuals that can access the site. A
UDDI Services site requires a complete installation of all
UDDI Services
components, including at least one Web server component that is connected to a
database component.
UDDI Services can be installed on any of following operating systems:
-
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition. Supports a stand-alone installation
of UDDI Services only.
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Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition. Supports stand-alone and
distributed installations of UDDI Services.
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Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition. Supports stand-alone and
distributed installations of UDDI Services.
UDDI Services
Components
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Database components. Provides database services for a UDDI
Services site. Installs to a computer running a supported member of the
Windows Server 2003 family and Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or
Microsoft SQL Server Desktop Engine (MSDE2000). MSDE2000, included with
the
Windows Server 2003
family, is a Microsoft SQL Server 2000-compatible local database
storage mechanism that is designed and optimized for use on smaller computer
systems. MSDE2000 does not include administrative tools, and it cannot
communicate across a network. For this reason, MSDE2000 can be used only in
stand-alone installations of
UDDI Services.
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Web Server components. Provides support for the UDDI
version 1.0 and 2.0 APIs and includes a Web user interface with
searching, publishing, and coordinating features that are compatible with
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or later and Netscape Navigator 4.5
or later. It installs to a computer running a supported member of the
Windows Server 2003 family and uses Microsoft Internet Information
Services (IIS) 6.0.
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Administration Console. An MMC snap-in and set of
command-line tools that are used to administer local or remote
UDDI Services
sites and facilitate database backups. It installs on a computer running a
supported member of the Windows Server 2003 family.
Installation Options
UDDI Services
is designed around a scalable architecture that allows you to deploy a
UDDI Services
site in a stand-alone or distributed environment. A stand-alone installation is
useful for developer prototyping or other low-volume scenarios that involve a
limited number of simultaneous users. A distributed installation is recommended
for enterprise-wide implementations or other high-volume scenarios where access
times, availability, and reliability are of greater importance.
Stand-alone installation
In a stand-alone installation of
UDDI Services, both the Web server and database components
are installed onto a single computer running a member of the
Windows Server 2003
family. The database components are installed into Microsoft SQL
Server 2000 or a local MSDE2000 database instance, and the Web server
components are connected to that instance. If you want to use SQL
Server 2000 to host the database components, you must install it prior to
beginning installation of
UDDI Services. This is the only type of installation
available in
Windows Server 2003, Standard Edition.
Distributed installation
A distributed installation of
UDDI Services, available only with
Windows Server
2003, Datacenter Edition
and
Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, provides the
most fault-tolerant and responsive configuration available because it places
each of the
UDDI Services
components onto separate servers, a server cluster, or a Web farm. How you
decide to distribute
UDDI Services
components depends on how you choose to load balance your installation.
Common distributed site configurations
One SQL Server and one Web server
The
UDDI Services
database components are installed onto a computer running a supported member of
the Windows Server 2003 family and Microsoft SQL
Server 2000. The
UDDI Services
Web server components are installed onto another computer running a supported
member of the Windows Server 2003 family and then configured to use
the instance to which the UDDI Services database components are installed.
A SQL Server virtual server and one Web
server
The
UDDI Services
database components are installed to the same instance on each node of the SQL
Server 2000 virtual server hosted on a supported member of the
Windows Server 2003 family. The
UDDI Services
Web server components are installed onto another computer running a supported
member of the Windows Server 2003 family and then configured to
use the instance on the virtual server to which the UDDI Services database
components are installed.
One SQL Server and a Web farm
The
UDDI Services
database components are installed onto a computer running a supported member of
the Windows Server 2003 family and SQL Server 2000. The
UDDI Services
Web server components are installed onto each of the computers in a
Windows Server 2003
family Web farm. During installation, each Web server is configured to use the
instance to which the UDDI Services database components are installed.
A SQL Server virtual server and a Web
farm
The
UDDI Services
database component are installed to the same instance on each node of the SQL
Server 2000 virtual server hosted on a supported member of the
Windows Server 2003 family. The
UDDI Services
Web server components are installed onto each of the computers in a
Windows Server 2003
family Web farm. During installation, each Web server is configured to use the
instance on the virtual server to which the UDDI Services database
components are installed.
Roles and Permissions
After you install
UDDI Services, configure the groups that define the UDDI
Services roles. By default, the
UDDI Services
Publisher, Coordinator, and Administrator groups use the Builtin\Administrators
group and the
UDDI Services
User's group uses the Built-in\Users group in your network.
| Activity |
User |
Publisher |
Coordinator |
Administrator |
| Search for providers, services, and tModels |
X |
X |
X |
X |
| Publish providers, services, and tModels |
|
X |
X |
X |
| View server statistics and manage entity ownerships |
|
|
X |
X |
| Manage categorization schemes |
|
|
X |
X |
Import data
|
|
|
|
X |
|
Command-line tools |
|
|
|
X |
|
Configure Web and database servers, assign groups to roles and configure
authentication |
|
|
|
X |
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