GRIMOIRES Web Service Registry

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GRIMOIRES is a Java-based Web Service registry which supports UDDIv2 with metadata annotation extensions, GLUE 1.3 and GLUE 2.0 (prototype support) and WS-ResourceFramework interfaces. GRIMOIRES was originally funded by OMII-UK (see www.omii.ac.uk).

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