Web Services Directory

A versatile UDDI search tool that gives you full coverage of all UDDI elements and registries.

Internet community site for the evolution and promotion of UDDI

On July 17, 2002, Microsoft upgraded its public registry from UDDI version 1.0 to 2.0 and revamped the UI for search and publish operations. Most (if not all) the UI problems reported here have been corrected as of 7/25/02. Learn how this abrupt changeover to UDDI 2.0 affects users and developers.

jUDDI an open source Java-based implementation of a UDDI registry and a toolkit for developers to build access to UDDI registries within their own applications.

This project provides the tools to implement a private UDDI registry for testing Web Services applications prior to releasing them in public UDDI registries.

Yahoo hosted general discussion group for UDDI

INSPIRE IT UDDI Client is a Java-based client library allowing seamless access to UDDI 2.0 and 1.0 registries. Now also supports UDDI 3.0 and Apache Axis 1.0!

Sirvisetti provide flexible access to UDDI registries from PCs and mobile phones (using WAP). Downloads and documentation available.

qUDDI (pronounced "cutie") is a quick UDDI registration process that gets your XML Web Service entered into the public UDDI registry in just seconds. All you need to supply is your email address and the Name and URL of your XML Web Service and you're all set. Once your XML Web Service is published in the UDDI registry, you can use tools like Visual Studio .NET to locate and integrate your service into your .NET applications.

Systinet WASP UDDI has enhanced security and is compliant with the latest v2 specifications.

Business Explorer for Web Services (BE4WS) is an XML-based UDDI exploring engine that provides developers with standard interfaces for efficiently searching business and service information in single or multiple UDDI registries. This page describes BE4WS and provides links to toolkits and examples

USML is an aggregation of different search queries that searches the UDDI registries for multiple criteria. This page provides a detailed description of writing UDDI search strategies using USML