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UDDI - Implementations
A number of UDDI implementations are currently available. These implementations make it easier to search or publish UDDI data, without getting mired in the complexities of the UDDI API. Here is a brief synopsis of the main UDDI implementations available.
Java Implementations
There are two UDDI implementations for Java.
UDDI4J (UDDI for Java) − UDDI4J was originally created by IBM. In January 2001, IBM turned over the code to its own open source site. UDDI4J is a Java class library that provides an API to interact with a UDDI.
jUDDI − jUDDI is an open source Java implementation of a UDDI registry and a toolkit for accessing UDDI services.
Perl Implementation
UDDI::Lite − It provides a basic UDDI client for inquiry and publishing.
Ruby Implementation
UDDI4r − It provides a basic UDDI client for inquiry and publishing.
Python Implementation
UDDI4Py − UDDI4Py is a Python package that allows the sending of requests to, and processing of responses from the UDDI Version 2 APIs.