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I have successfully set up an Apache Juddi v3 installation (tomcat version) on my computer. What I want now is to publish a service whose WSDL is found at 

http://localhost:8080/axis2/services/CmmdcService/wsdl

To achieve this, I created a standalone Java application (starting from the Juddi documentation) that publishes the service found at the above location.

The publish part looks ok, but then I want to query the juddi database for the service but a field that should contain the found services is always null (getServiceInfos()). I really don't know what is wrong and I didn't find any good documentation or tutorial about this on the internet.

Here you can find the sources of the program. Just unarchive it and go to the ./publish folder. The application is found there.

Bhavik Ambani
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Ivan Andrei
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    I have been trying to publish from a long time, but it seems in the documentation example that there is class called ClassUtil, but I am unable to resolve it to any of the jars the documentation says. Can you please post your registration code along with the jar dependencies. – coding_idiot Dec 17 '11 at 13:22
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    ClassUtil is part of the juddi client. Source here http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/juddi/tags/juddi-3.1.3/juddi-client/src/main/java/org/apache/juddi/v3/client/ClassUtil.java?view=markup – beny23 Apr 20 '12 at 19:41
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    I didnt know what Juddi was till I saw this post. Went over to apache and I have to ask: who the heck designed that page? – thejartender May 17 '12 at 21:01
  • @thejartender it's not really a page but an SVN repository. They don't have to look pretty. Usually, you'd get a plain, unstyled HTML with occasional file downloads but they used ViewVC to make it web-browsable. – toniedzwiedz May 27 '12 at 07:57
  • I know I meant the apavhe site for Juddi – thejartender May 28 '12 at 19:49
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    @thejartender At least the site doesn't use the <blink> tag, but it seems to suffer from mid 90's creative color selection. – Edwin Buck Jun 06 '12 at 21:20

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With out much Apache knowledge, It sounds as if getServiceInfos() function is trying to retrieve information from the wrong sub folder when you do a query. Try changing the location of the search Function so that it will search all folders/locations or a specific folder/location where the database is located.

I could be wrong ( I have limited skills with Apache ).

Good luck, sorry if this confused you or did not help.

Chad C.
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Edit: Sorry, I misread the question. I'm not sure what search criteria you've specified, but the server didn't return any results.

When using the "approximateMatch" find qualifier, you really need to specify a wildcard character, such as % (any number of characters) or _ (a single character).

Long story short, this is probably a bug that has since been fixed. Try a newer version

spy
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