Coincidentally, my masters thesis was also on UDDI. When working when web services in general, I always end up generating client code directly from the wsdl. It may sound counter intuitive considering the amount of work done with the juddi client jar, but it's really one of the few ways to control your jar dependencies, (or DLL in .NET). My thesis was primarily on enhancing UDDI in a number of different ways, some to make it simpler to work with, others to make it more secure and portable. I ran across a lot of research related to OWLS and all of the other semantic xml formats. Regardless, try running wsimport and point it at the URL of the inquiry service for juddi. You'll also need the security service. I've read the UDDI spec a few times and don't recall ever seeing something called capability search. Good luck
On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 10:20 PM, touza <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello, > I am a master student. I work on the discovery of semantic web services. > I want to know with which tools you are working? > I use "OWLSMatchmakerClient v1.2" on the client side, "juddi v0.8" and > "OWLS/UDDI Matchmaker v1.3" on the server side.I could do the publication > of a service.But, I couldn't do the discovery of a service! > > > In juddi and especially in juddi.log, I get this error when I send the > semantic query: > > ERROR org.juddi.handler.HandlerMaker - can't find handler for element type > "capability_search". > The element "capability_search” is a tag. > This message comes from this line: > public static final String UDDI_TAG = "capability_search"; > By accessing juddi.jar > In the class HandlerMaker, I understand that this problem exists because > handler = null. > But, I am not understand the problem!!!! > I want to know if there is a configuration for "HandlerMaker" or > “UDDI4j.jar” > Please, have you any idea about my problem ? , I am really blocked. > > Thank you in advance. > > > -- > Best regards, > Maria > -- > View this message in context: > http://old.nabble.com/juddi-and-owls-tp29935373p33763700.html > Sent from the jUDDI - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. >
