Setting up the UDDI Server

The common services layer provides command scripts that you can use to set up an EAServer-hosted UDDI server. Once you have set up the private UDDI server, it automatically runs within the same EAServer host as Service Container.

You must setup the UDDI server using the corresponding script. Do not try deploying the UDDI server via the management console. The management console technique is supported only by EAServer and is not recommended for WorkSpace deployments.

Deploy the UDDI Server to the Service Container runtime environment: On Windows, run: 
<installation directory>\DevRuntimes\EAServer\bin deploy.bat
..\extras\juddi\juddi.war

On UNIX, run:

		<installation directory>/DevRuntimes/EAServer/bin deploy.sh
../extras/juddi/juddi.war
The UDDI Registry server is set up for runtime. The next time Service Container starts or stops, the UDDI server also starts or stops automatically.
Parent topic: UDDI Registries
Related concepts
UDDI Users and Passwords
UDDI Registries
UDDI Server
UDDI Server Security Roles
Related tasks
Starting and Stopping the UDDI Server
Starting Service Container
Stopping Service Container
Resolving a UDDI Registry Database Port Conflict
Creating a UDDI Registry Connection Profile
Pinging a Server
Connecting to a Server
Refreshing a Server Connection
Disconnecting From a Server
Mapping UDDI Server Security Roles

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