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My own experience is that UDDI is also premature .... it works, but has
bugs and is not 99.99999% reliable.
Similarly, my experience is that Web services toolsets are not terribly
interoperable -- you can write a WSDL / XSD schema to define a service,
but then spend an enormous amount of time working through the
incompatibilities/poor optimizations of the varous service implementations
(Axis, .NET, etc.) I Ian
On Wed, 5 Feb 2003, James Governor wrote:
> Do you know many examples of firms actually using UDDI in this way? Of
> course orgs are using web services technology behind the firewall--that
> is something they are good at. You say UDDI is "a great way to manage
> the multitude of web services"--we have not seen many organizations
> actually doing that yet. Is your experience different? I'd love to hear
> more.
>
>
>
> James Governor
> RedMonk
> (+44) 207 254 7371
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>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Owen Walcher [mailto:news@owenwalcher.com]
> Sent: 05 February 2003 17:35
> To: xml-dev@lists.xml.org
> Subject: RE: [xml-dev] web services stack
>
> >I would qualify the presence of UDDI -- "free love" on the business
> internet is a long way off. Security doesn't begin to cover trust, and
> that's far more important for business transactions.
>
> Do not discount UDDI. Many organizations are building web services,
> BEHIND
> their firewalls. UDDI is a great way to manage the multitude of web
> services
> created by every little group within an organization, facilitating reuse
> in
> a way unlike anything I have seen or heard of (like a reuse czar or code
> librarian without the bodies and politics!). All it takes is a little
> practice to see what wheels already exist, before rewriting them again.
> And
> of course, that is one of the reasons for a web services model in the
> first
> place.
>
> Owen
>
>
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