Internal Webservice - UDDI Needed?

[ravichandranmuthu]

Hello there,

I am new to web-services and so kindly excuse me for this silly basic
question.

I am writing a web service which wraps a VB COM DLL. Do I need to make
an UDDI entry when my client clearly knows me and will access me
through a firewall? Do I need to maintain a local UDDI which nobody
else need to know.

Thanks a lot for your inputs.

Ravi

[John Saunders]

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Hello there,

I am new to web-services and so kindly excuse me for this silly basic
question.

I am writing a web service which wraps a VB COM DLL. Do I need to make
an UDDI entry when my client clearly knows me and will access me
through a firewall? Do I need to maintain a local UDDI which nobody
else need to know.

In general, UDDI is not required for web services.

John

[ravichandranmuthu]

Thanks a lot, John. So the client can use my asmx directly without any
issues, right?
John Saunders wrote:

<ra***************@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@b28g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...

Hello there,

I am new to web-services and so kindly excuse me for this silly basic
question.

I am writing a web service which wraps a VB COM DLL. Do I need to make
an UDDI entry when my client clearly knows me and will access me
through a firewall? Do I need to maintain a local UDDI which nobody
else need to know.

In general, UDDI is not required for web services.

John

[Michael Primeaux]

Assuming your consumer is able to authenticate properly (or is able to
access your web service anonymously) and any required proxy configuration is
performed then your consumer is able to directly call your ASMX page.

<ra***************@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...

Thanks a lot, John. So the client can use my asmx directly without any
issues, right?
John Saunders wrote:

><ra***************@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@b28g2000cwb.googlegr oups.com...

Hello there,

I am new to web-services and so kindly excuse me for this silly basic
question.

I am writing a web service which wraps a VB COM DLL. Do I need to make
an UDDI entry when my client clearly knows me and will access me
through a firewall? Do I need to maintain a local UDDI which nobody
else need to know.

In general, UDDI is not required for web services.

John

[ravichandranmuthu]

Thanks a lot to both of you!

Michael Primeaux wrote:

Assuming your consumer is able to authenticate properly (or is able to
access your web service anonymously) and any required proxy configuration is
performed then your consumer is able to directly call your ASMX page.

<ra***************@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11**********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegr oups.com...

Thanks a lot, John. So the client can use my asmx directly without any
issues, right?
John Saunders wrote:

<ra***************@gmail.comwrote in message
news:11*********************@b28g2000cwb.googlegro ups.com...
Hello there,

I am new to web-services and so kindly excuse me for this silly basic
question.

I am writing a web service which wraps a VB COM DLL. Do I need to make
an UDDI entry when my client clearly knows me and will access me
through a firewall? Do I need to maintain a local UDDI which nobody
else need to know.

In general, UDDI is not required for web services.

John