Name
find_bindings
Synopsis
The find_bindings function searches for template
binding records associated with a specified service and the specified
tModel
record(s). The response includes a root
bindingDetail
element and one
bindingTemplate
element for each matching binding.
If the UDDI operator returns only a partial list of matching results,
the bindingDetail
element’s
truncated
attribute will be set to
true
. If no matches are found, a
bindingDetail
element with zero subelements is
returned.
Version: 1.0 and 2.0
1.0 syntax:
<find_binding serviceKey="uuid_key" generic="1.0" [maxRows="nn"] xmlns="urn:uddi-org:api"> [<findQualifiers/>] <tModelBag/> </find_binding>
2.0 syntax:
<find_binding serviceKey="uuid_key" [maxRows="nn"] generic="2.0" xmlns="urn:uddi-org:api_v2"> [<findQualifiers/>] <tModelBag/> </find_binding>
Arguments:
-
serviceKey
Required
uuid_key
attribute specifying the associatedbusinessService
.-
maxRows
Optional attribute to specify the maximum number of rows to be returned; if
maxRows
is exceeded, thebindingDetail
element’struncated
attribute will be set totrue
.-
findQualifiers
Optional element to override the default search functionality. For additional details, see the “Find Qualifiers” section, later in this chapter.
-
tModelBag
Required
uuid_key
element to specifytModel
records. If more than onetModel
is specified, the search is performed via a logical AND.
Example:
The following UDDI 1.0 example searches for all SOAP bindings associated with the XMethods Delayed Stock ...
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