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Rajesh,
For
example, think of a Web service that is centrally hosted by Corporate IT of a
large organization and offered through multiple subsidiaries in different
countries. The subsidiaries can add service projections to the central Web
service. The advantage in this case is that every change to the service is
automatically visible in the subsidiaries' businessService
entities.
Service projections may also be used across different businessEntities.
This is independent of the question whether a relationship is established
between the businessEntities.
Regards,
Claus von Riegen, SAP AG
All,
Section 3.4.2 Documentation of the
UDDI v3.0.2-20041019 specification.
The businessKey may differ from
the publishing businessEntity’s businessKey. This indicates a service
projection. A service projection allows a business or organization to include
in its businessEntity a businessService offered by some other business or
organization. A projected businessService is made a part of a businessEntity
by reference as opposed to by containment. Projections to the same service can
be made in any number of business entities.
What is the business use case
behind Service Projection? Can somebody clarify.
Thanks,
- Rajesh Koilpillai
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