Interact with UDDI Services
You can interact with a UDDI Services site through one or more of the following
interfaces:
UDDI Services Web User Interface: Provides searching, publishing, and
coordination features that are compatible with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0
or later and Netscape Navigator 4.5, or later.
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Integrated Windows Authentication: https://<servername>/uddi/ or
http://<servername>/uddi/
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Unauthenticated interface with read (inquiry) access only: https://<servername>/uddipublic/
or http://<servername>/uddipublic/
Visual Studio .NET Add Web Reference Interface: Provides Web service
discovery and integration in Visual Studio .NET through UDDI Services.
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Integrated Windows Authentication: https://<servername>/uddi/addwebreference/ or
http://<servername>/uddi/addwebreference/
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Unauthenticated interface: https://<servername>/uddipublic/addwebreference/
or http://<servername>/uddipublic/addwebreference/
UDDI API Interface: Supports the UDDI version 1.0 and 2.0 APIs, enabling
enterprise developers to publish, discover, share, and interact with Web
services directly through their development tools and business applications.
Publish
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Integrated Windows Authentication for publish API messages: https://<servername>/uddi/publish.asmx
or http://<servername>/uddi/publish.asmx
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UDDI Specification-based Authentication for publish API messages: https://<servername>/uddipublic/publish.asmx
or http://<servername>/uddipublic/publish.asmx
Inquire
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Integrated Windows Authentication for inquire API messages: https://<servername>/uddi/inquire.asmx
or http://<servername>/uddi/inquire.asmx
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UDDI Specification-based Authentication for inquire API messages: https://<servername>/uddipublic/inquire.asmx
or http://<servername>/uddipublic/inquire.asmx
Note
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The URL to an SSL-encrypted site begins with "https://", and the URL to
a non-SSL-encrypted site begins with "http://". SSL-encrypted
interfaces are only available on those sites that have been configured to
use SSL-encryption. For more information, see
Post-installation Configuration.
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