Uddi SDK

[Anders Ljusberg]

Hi, I'm trying to get a list of all Categorization Schemes using the UDDI
SDK (3.0)

---
FindTModel ft = new FindTModel();

ft.CategoryBag.KeyedReferences.Add(new
KeyedReference(CommonCanonical.UddiOrgTypes, "categorization", null));
ft.CategoryBag.KeyedReferences.Add(new
KeyedReference(CommonExtended.MicrosoftComCategorizationBrowsable, "1",
null));

TModelList list = ft.Send(Connection);
---

However, I get nothing returned.

After a little bit of research I found that replacing
CommonExtended.MicrosoftComCategorizationBrowsable with the hard-coded value
"uddi:microsoft-com:categorizations-browsable" gets me the result I was
looking for. It seems that CommonExtended still contains the "old-style"
Uddi v2.0 keys.

Is there a reason why the properties in CommonExtended are not upgraded to
the Uddi v3.0 keys? And shouldn't the old keys work anyway?

Regards,


Anders Ljusberg

[WenJun Zhang[msft]]

Hi Anders,

Please understand this BizTalk newsgroup isn't qualified on UDDI SDK
issues. The issue is best to be addressed in the UDDI newsgroup:

Microsoft.public.uddi.general

Thanks.

Sincerely,

WenJun Zhang

Microsoft Online Community Support

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[Anders Ljusberg]

Unfortunately, it seems like the uddi.* groups are not covered by the
"Managed Newsgroups" program, and there seems to be very little activity
there. Now that Uddi 3.0 is a part of BizTalk, wouldn't it make sense to use
the BizTalk groups to support uddi as well (or perhaps include the uddi.*
groups as Managed Newsgroups)?

Regards,

Anders Ljusberg

Post by WenJun Zhang[msft]
Hi Anders,
Please understand this BizTalk newsgroup isn't qualified on UDDI SDK
Microsoft.public.uddi.general
Thanks.
Sincerely,
WenJun Zhang
Microsoft Online Community Support
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