IBM on Thursday delivered to the open source community its UDDI4J technology, which is Java-based code that makes it possible for developers to more easily build applications that can populate UDDI (Universal Description, Discovery, and Integration) registries with business data, as well as search those registries for potential partners. The significance of making the code available to open source, according to IBM officials, is that it enables developers to experiment with it and further enhance its usability. A coalition of vendors and consultants have been working on the UDDI business directory, which is intended to be an XML-based holding tank for what businesses do, the services they offer, and how they interface with their computing systems.
Slideshows
ARN welcomes channel leaders for 2018 Hall of Fame lunch
Sophos Discover outlines security strategies for trans-Tasman partners
EDGE 2018: Golfers go for glory in the EDGE Cup with HP
Show Comments
Latest News
- 06:00AM
- Google alleged to track phone users regardless of privacy settings
- 05:45AM
- SAP creates partner consortium to pilot blockchain-based supply chain tracker
- 05:00AM
- Micro Focus scores double win with Human Services, totalling $17M
- 04:43PM
- Canberra cloud start-up receives $20M investment
- More News
- 20 Sep
- ARN Innovation Awards 2018
- 23 Nov
- ARN WIICTA 2018
- 28 Aug
- CLOUDSEC Australia 2018
- 02 Sep
- ISACA Oceania Computer Audit, Control and Security (OceaniaCACS) 2018
- View all events
