Re: [Uddi4j-general] HELP:What am I doing wrong here?

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Hi Andrew:
 Thanks for the detailed reply. As i said in the
previous mail to David, i tried by leaving the service
key blank ( empty string ), but am getting the same
error. I am attaching the code which i was trying to
execute with bare minimum Service Requirements ( i.e.
even without having the binding templates ). Even this
one is raising the same exception.
  Is it must to have the BindingTemplate defined for a
BusinessService. I am attaching the SaveBusiness.java
to this mail. 
  Thank you very much for your help.

-Ramesh

--- Andrew Hately <ha...@us...> wrote:
> Ramesh,
> 
> Leave the key blank when saving an entity for the
> first time (inserting a 
> new entity).  The UDDI server will respond with keys
> assigned to each new 
> business, service, binding template and tmodel in
> the save command.
> 
> When you want to update an existing entity, use the
> key that was returned 
> for the entity or entities (using save_business,
> save_service or 
> save_binding).
> 
> When you want to save a new service under a
> business, set the business 
> key, but don't specify a service key. (using
> save_service)
> 
> When you want to update a service, also set the
> service key. (using 
> save_service)
> 
> When you want to save a new binding under a service,
> set the service key 
> but not the binding key. (using save_binding)
> 
> This also means that if you want to create a new
> business containing new 
> services containing new bindings... leave all the
> keys blank (using 
> save_business)
> 
> And if you want to create a new service with new
> bindings, put the 
> business key in the service and leave the service
> and binding keys as 
> blank. (using save_service)
> 
> If that doesn't answer your question and you want to
> send the (exact) code 
> that you are using to do the save, I'll build it and
> give it a try against 
> one of our internal test servers and see if you've
> uncovered an error in 
> either our client or server implementations.
> 
> Andrew Hately
> IBM Austin
> UDDI Development, Emerging Technologies 
> 
> To:     Udd...@dw...
> cc: 
> Subject:        Re: [Uddi4j-general] HELP:What am I
> doing wrong here?
> 
> 
> I haven't tried it recently, not sure if this is all
> of the problem but...
> One set of problems in the code is that in general,
> when creating new UDDI
> elements, you never actually specify their keys. Its
> not obvious, but you
> generally either dont specify it at all, or specify
> an empty string
> (depends on the element) and then ask to save the
> element. When its been
> saved, the response includes the newly assigned key.
> Basically, the keys
> are not assigned by you, they're assigned by the
> UDDI server.
> 
> In your example, dont set the businessService key to
> "someServiceKey", set
> it to "". Setting the businessKey on the
> businessService is ok because you
> have a real businessKey and its needed to indicate
> the association.
> 
> Likewise, I don't think you have to set the
> businessService key to the
> bindingTemplate. The server will figure it out and
> set that value for you
> when its saved.
> 
> As a smaller step, you may want to try saving a
> business service without
> specifying any binding templates just to see if that
> succeeds.
> 
> Ramesh Mandava <rma...@ya...>@dwoss.lotus.com
> on 02/08/2001 06:16:42
> PM
> 
> Sent by:  udd...@dw...
> 
> 
> To:   udd...@dw...
> cc:   rma...@ya...
> Subject:  [Uddi4j-general] HELP:What am I doing
> wrong here?
> 
> 
> 
> Hi:
>   I would like to add a Simple Service definition in
> the lines mentioned below. When i am doing that i am
> getting the exception. I know i am doing some thing
> wrong here, but couldn't figure out.
>  Can anybody point out what is wrong here. Or can
> anybody can send some sample code to add a
> BusinessService to a BusinessEntity
> programmatically.
> 
> Code which i have right now is similat to this.
> ===
> BusinessService bs = new
> BusinessService("someServiceKey");
>      bs.setName("Some-Service1");
>      bs.setBusinessKey(
> returnedBusinessEntity.getBusinessKey());
> 
> 
> 
>      BindingTemplate bt = new BindingTemplate( );
>      bt.setBindingKey("someBindingTemplateKey");
>      AccessPoint ap = new
> AccessPoint("www.yahoo.com",
> "http" );
>      bt.setAccessPoint( ap );
>      bt.setServiceKey( bs.getServiceKey() );
> 
>      Vector btVector = new Vector( );
>      btVector.addElement( bt );
>      BindingTemplates bts = new BindingTemplates();
>      bts.setBindingTemplateVector( btVector);
> 
>      bs.setBindingTemplates( bts );
> 
>      services.addElement(bs );
> 
>         ....
>         ServiceDetail sd = proxy.save_service(
> token.getAuthInfoString(), services );
> 
> =========
> 
> I am getting the following exception at save_service
> 
> =====
> UDDIException faultCode:Client
> operator:www.ibm.com/services/uddi
> generic:1.0
> errno:10500
> errCode:E_fatalError
> errInfoText:Serious technical error encountered
> com.ibm.uddi.UDDIException
>    at com.ibm.uddi.UDDIElement.<init>(
> UDDIElement.java:21 )
>    at
>
com.ibm.uddi.response.ServiceDetail.<init>(ServiceDetail.java:56
> )
>   at
>
com.ibm.uddi.client.UDDIProxy.save_service(UDDIProxy.java:406)
>   at SaveBusiness.run( SaveBusiness.java:100)
>   at SaveBusiness.main( SaveBusiness.java:24 )
> ===================
> One thing strange is that even though i am using
> local
> inquiry and publish url i am getting
>  "operator:www.ibm.com/services/uddi"
> 
> The publishing of BusinessEntity is working properly
> to avoid the doubt that it is not using local UDDI
> registry.
> 
> Thanks
> -Ramesh
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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