Organizations that attempt to do business online quickly learn that there are lots of IT-related problems that others have already solved. Increasingly, those solutions are becoming readily available ...

A standards body developing security and policy improvements for the next version of a Web services-based registry specification stamped its work as an official standard on Thursday. Universal, ...

The Universal Description, Discovery and Integration (UDDI) spec was turned over to Oasis, a standards body that governs e-business and Web services standards, including XML. The move coincides with ...

Amidst months of allegations from content creators in various niches, YouTube has finally admitted to using AI to enhance videos on its platform. Goldman Sachs says AI will boost productivity, cause a ...

A project to build a giant Web services directory touted by the likes of Microsoft and IBM has yet to catch on, as companies stumble over technology hurdles and come to grips with market hype. Born ...

Companies have 'no immediate need' for the single directory framework for e-commerce One year after Hewlett-Packard began talks with IBM, Microsoft and Ariba to build a single directory framework for ...

UDDI is the Web services protocol designed to help discover service assets. The issue The Hartford faced was this: Using Web services, even SOAP-based over HTTP, would require a certain amount of ...

In an attempt to boost the laggard standard in the Web services trinity, Boston-based OASIS (www.oasis-open.org) announced on Tuesday, May 20, that its members have ratified UDDI Version 2.0 as an ...

Four major software makers will launch an updated test version of a public Web services directory that lets businesses list and find online services. IBM, Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and SAP on Monday ...

“UDDI 1.0 didn’t even support WSDL very well,” says Narsu, which proved to be a glaring oversight since UDDI relies on WSDL to define the Web services listed in a given registry. According to Narsu, ...

The World Wide Web changes constantly. Since its inception, it has expanded exponentially, grown easier to navigate, and adapted effortlessly to new and innovative uses. However, thus far the Web’s ...