RE: [uddi-dev] UDDI registration data

[Jaime Tarquino <jtarquino@tutopia.com>]

Services that implement the same tmodel must give the same functionality
in other words offers the same services, I am doing a crawler and search
Engine over UDDI for web services to my grade project and founded that
UDDI not is well used many businessEntity don't have one businessService
and many businessService don't have bindingTemplate for a tModel.

How you expect extract the tmodels key to  made this classification? I
am working in a Solution in this moment I can crawl the UDDI Registry
and extract all the BusinessEntity and all the BusinessServices in a
couple of xml docs example:

This is a extract of my businessEntity document result of the crawl

<?xml version=" 1.0 " encoding=" utf-8 " ?>
<documento>
<businessE letra="!" key="4c674c50-72ba-11d6-bbfd-000c0e00acdd"
name="!(-- Nungcool --)" />
<businessE letra="!" key="0682eb89-e7f5-4f97-bf4f-247a5b1bd4dd"
name="!Raizlabs Software Interface Design" />
<businessE letra=""" key="f8a14c07-697d-4674-9a8b-3c7826c39ed4" name="
Carbon Composites Company , CARBCOM" />
<businessE letra="#" key="f54b9856-bca9-4219-b997-628f59db0d0f" name="#1
Loans USA" />
<businessE letra="#" key="4da591c6-d053-4805-b725-cbf90e934701"
name="#Etype Media Ltd#" />
<businessE letra="#" key="8f04026f-b3cd-4619-8576-0a8efc9e5e19"
name="#minds" />
<businessE letra="&" key="1012ce41-28f2-4883-a275-d64373d18de1"
name="&#26366;&#37057;&#23159;" />
<businessE letra="(" key="5c21b125-9172-437e-a8bc-b72b2ee91a9c"
name="(New Provider Name)" />
</documento>

And for each record in this file I have a file with the services
example:

<?xml version=" 1.0 " encoding=" utf-8 " ?>
<documento>
<serviceE businessName="Lucin"
businessKey="75a164ae-0616-4728-9f01-98c7d190439d"
key="770f668b-18b6-45a9-9c95-17226e082479" name="Web Site
Administration" >
    <description>
                  Show case for the working SalCentral web site which
has a very thin client front end and is completely controlled in the
background by Web Services
    </description>
    <overviweDocs>
 
http://www.soapengine.com/lucin/salcentral/cvisitor.asmx?wsdl
 
http://www.soapengine.com/lucin/salcentral/cadvert.asmx?wsdl
 
http://www.soapengine.com/lucin/salcentral/csecurity.asmx?wsdl
 
http://www.soapengine.com/lucin/salcentral/caccounts.asmx?wsdl
    </overviweDocs>
</serviceE>

</documento>

<?xml version=" 1.0 " encoding=" utf-8 " ?>
<documento>
<serviceE businessName="OakLeaf Systems"
businessKey="a1701d8a-ab45-42d7-a0e8-d10c968e2a12"
key="e4d2367c-9e63-4a99-8dc5-78a16d14dfa1" name="WS-Security X.509
Signing Web Service" >
    <description>
                  Web methods accepts X.509-signed SOAP request messages
and X.509-encrypted integers or XML SOAP payloads, and return plaintext
or X.509-encrypted SOAP payloads and signed response messages.
    </description>
    <overviweDocs>
 
http://www.oakleaf.ws/WSDKSecureWS/X509Signing/X509Signing.asmx?wsdl
 
http://www.oakleaf.ws/WSDKSecureWS/X509Signing/X509Signing.wsdl
    </overviweDocs>
</serviceE>

</documento>


I was thinking to do a hit counter of WebServices based in how many Web
Services implement the same tmodel but I believe that is impractical in
this moment (is liked to datamining but with other objetive)


I want know about the results of your project can be usefull for my
project.

Some statistics about the official UDDI registry based in my crawl
Near of 13.000 BusinessEntity
Only 5096 have BusinessEntity
And from this 5096 are many without a WSDL document this means that not
are Web Services or not was well registered.


-----Original Message-----
From: c.tong@student.qut.edu.au [mailto:c.tong@student.qut.edu.au] 
Sent: Lunes, 17 de Marzo de 2003 03:03 a.m.
To: uddi-dev@lists.oasis-open.org
Subject: [uddi-dev] UDDI registration data


Dear list,

I am currently doing a case study on classifying Web services based on
the tModels they implement using data mining techniques. Is there any
way that I can get UDDI registration entries with tModels for
bindingTemplates so that I can test out my case?

My understanding on tModels is that services that comply to certain
concepts can claim to implement the corresponding tModel. Therefore,
services that implement the same set of tModels are similar in some way.
Is this correct?

Regards,
Cindy Tong