hi, jUDDI is implemented as a servlet, and depends on the Axis & Tomcat engines. these engines are built for HTTP, and currently do not, i believe, support UDP.
jUDDI itself is independent of the transport, but then it is dependent on the axis/ tomcat engines. i'm not sure how you would proceed with this. i see there is some chatter on the net about SOAP over UDP, but i'm not sure whether there are any public implementations available that could be hooked into jUDDI. cheers, andy > -----Original Message----- > From: Francesco Munari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Tuesday, April 26, 2005 3:59 AM > To: [email protected] > Subject: UDP UDDI request > > Hi to All. > This is my first message. > I've to develop a framework for my thesis and I'm a newbie in > UDDI development. > I'm just trying to create my own UDDI registry using jUDDI and UDDI4j. > I'm downloading all and I hope to be able to make jUDDI works with > MySQL & Tomcat (I've already got the guide ^_^). > > The question is: suppose that I have a LAN with some servers with an > own UDDI registry each. I have to send them a request of the list of > web service published on them, using UDP (I've to use multicast > address). Is it possible? How? > > Thank you very much for your help! > > Best reguards. > > Francesco > >
