Configuring the UDDI Client and UDDI Server 

Use

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

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       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 <host> and <port> value. If they do not, then add the port value manually (for example, localhost:50000).

                            b.      To add a registry to the Available Registrieslist, 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.

       4.      If you want to create a user for a public registry, you have to do it from the Web site of the company that provides the UDDI registry.

       5.      Configure the HTTP proxy settings.

Select the Settings tab page and enter the following information:

                            a.      Proxy Host – the host of the HTTP server.

                            b.      Proxy Port – the port of the server.

                            c.      Exclude List – contains addresses or parts of addresses that are ignored by the proxy server. Use semicolons (;) to separate entries. You have to add the local IP addresses and domains that do not use the proxy server. For example, *.sap.corp and 10.*

                            d.      Proxy User Name – a user name for authenticating before the HTTP proxy server, if required.

                            e.      Proxy Password – a user password for authenticating before the HTTP proxy server, if required.

                              f.      WS Clients Socket Timeout – a socket timeout (in seconds) for the Web service clients’ requests. By default, it is set to 60 seconds.

       6.      Choose Save.