Navigating the console and managing resources

Navigate the management console by selecting the desired option or folder in the left pane. UDDI administration functions and property sheets are located in the UDDI Registries folder within Web Services Registries, and include:

Predefined registries - EAServer contains these predefined registries:

UDDI on Localhost – a UDDI registry.

UDDI on TrySybase – a UDDI registry.

WSDP registry server – a Java Web Services Developer Pack (WSDP) registry server that implements version 2 of the (UDDI) to provide a registry for Web services in a private environment. You can use it with the Java WSDP APIs as a test registry for Web services application development. For more information see:

The Java WSDP tutorial

The Java WSDP API specification
UDDI server – part of EAServer, but not installed or deployed by default. To deploy the server, use the command:
```
deploy.bat ..\extras\juddi\juddi.war
```
When you deploy juddi.war from the $DJC_HOME/extras directory, two users are created: juddipublish@default and juddiadmin@default. These users do not have passwords set initially. To use them for connecting and managing the UDDI registry, you must first establish a password using the set-password command. For example, from the bin subdirectory of your EAServer installation, enter:
```
set-password
```
You are prompted for a Username. Enter juddipublish@default. You are prompted for a password. Enter a password for this user. Enter the password a second time. You can now connect to the UDDI registry using juddipublish@default.

Once deployed, restart EAServer to access the UDDI server. You can then use any local Database for maintaining the registry information for the UDDI server.The configuration settings for the UDDI server are located in config\webapp-juddi.xml and deploy\webapps\juddi\WEB-INF\juddi.properties files located in the EAServer installation subdirectory.
Registry Administration – includes defining and managing registries. See “UDDI registry profile administration”.
Search – search UDDI registries. See “Inquiries and searches”.
Publish – publish business information to UDDI registries. See “Publishing”.

For all property sheets, the contents cannot be edited if they are properties of a node rooted in the Search hierarchy. If they are properties of a node rooted in the Publish hierarchy, they can be edited, unless they are keys, which can never be edited. Tables that can be edited include a Delete check box column and an Add button. Property sheet pages that can be edited display Apply and Cancel buttons at the bottom of the page.