Re: [Ebxmlrr-tech] newbie question - API to access omar3

[Farrukh S. N. <fa...@we...>]

Hi Jacek,

Please accept a warm welcome to the freebXML Registry community. More
inline below...

Jacek Radajewski wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm quite new to ebXML RIM, and JAXR.  I want to be able to access the
> omar registry via an API; either a web service or preferably Java
> (JAXR).  Could some please point me at a good starting point?

JAXR is definitely the best way at present to a access the registry via
an API. The project provides a JAXR provider under the
org.freebxml.omar.client.xml.registry package hierarchy.

The javadoc for JAXR API is available in the Java EE javadoc at:

<http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/api/>

Look at package javax.xml.registry.*

There are many many examples of JAXR clients within JUnit test programs
under test/org/freebxml/omar/client/xml/registry tree.

In addition there is the JAXR spec itself which is downloadable from:

<http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=93>

Hope this should help.

>
> [After some trouble I managed to get omar working, registered a user
> and created new object via browser - still have some minor issues with
> the GUI browser.]
>
> --
> I'm working on a Web Services interoperability project where we have a
> growing set of cascading web services profiles (similar to those
> produced by WS-I) and want to store and search for these profile in a
> registry.  The profiles are XML document from which human readable
> documents and conformance tests are (automagically) derived.  We want
> our web services to subscribe to profiles, so a service consumer can
> automatically retrieve the the profiles to which the service
> subscribes to and check it for conformance by executing the
> conformance tests.  In the future we also want the profiles to be able
> to drive service configuration.
>

-- 
Regards,
Farrukh

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