Name
find_service
Synopsis
The find_service
function searches for services associated with a specified business.
The response includes a root serviceList
element,
and one serviceInfo
element for each matching
company. If the UDDI operator returns only a partial list of matching
results, the serviceList
element’s truncated
attribute
will be set to true
. If no matches are found, a
serviceList
element with zero subelements is
returned.
Version: 1.0 and 2.0
1.0 syntax:
<find_service businessKey="uuid_key" generic="1.0" [maxRows="nn"] xmlns="urn:uddi-org:api"> [<findQualifiers/>] [<name/>] [<categoryBag/>] [<tModelBag/>] </find_service>
2.0 syntax:
<find_service businessKey="uuid_key" generic="2.0" [maxRows="nn"] xmlns="urn:uddi-org:api_v2"> [<findQualifiers/>] [<name/> [<name/>]...] [<categoryBag/>] [<tModelBag/>] </find_service>
Arguments:
-
businessKey
Required
uuid_key
attribute specifying the associatedbusinessEntity
.-
maxRows
Optional attribute to specify the maximum number of rows to be returned. If
maxRows
is exceeded, theserviceList
element’struncated
attribute will be set totrue
.-
findQualifiers
Optional element to override the default search functionality. For example, the find qualifier
exactNameMatch
will match exact service names. For additional details, see the “Find Qualifiers” section, later in this chapter.-
name
The full or partial name of the service. UDDI 2.0 allows you to specify up to five service names. The default behavior is to perform an exact left-to-right ...
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