Yen Lu is an advisory software developer at IBM Canada Ltd., where he is currently responsible for the architecture and development of the Web Services Explorer and the Unit Test UDDI Wizard in the IBM WebSphere Studio suite. Yen holds a MASc in electrical engineering from the University of Toronto.
UDDI allows providers to publish information about their services in a common
registry. A key part of this process is to describe services in an accurate
and consistent way so potential users can easily find them using UDDI inquiry
functions. Classifying services with user-defined taxonomies is an effective
way to improve search results.
Part 1 of this series, "Create and Test a User-Defined Taxonomy in WebSphere
Studio" [WJ, Vol. 3, issue 1], described how you can define and test
taxonomies for UDDI in IBM WebSphere Studio's Unit Test environment. This
article explains how to deploy and use user-defined taxonomies with WebSphere
UDDI Registry in WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment Edition
(version 5.0.2 and above). To try the examples you must have IBM WebSphere
UDDI Registry deployed and started.
Deploy the User-Defined Taxonomy to a WebSphere UDDI Reg... (more)
Yen Lu is an advisory software developer at IBM Canada Ltd., where he is currently responsible for the architecture and development of the Web Services Explorer and the Unit Test UDDI Wizard in the IBM WebSphere Studio suite. Yen holds a MASc in electrical engineering from the University of Toronto.
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