You can use the UDDIUnublish tool from a command line to remove
a business service or entity from a UDDI registry. Once you have set up your
command line, you can use the following syntax and arguments to run the tool:
Syntax
To unpublish a business entity:
- Windows®:
UDDIUnpublish -business -businessName <name> [<optional
arguments>]
- Linux®: UDDIUnpublish.sh
-business -businessName <name> [<optional arguments>]
To unpublish a business service:
- Windows:
UDDIUnpublish -service -serviceName <name> -businessName <name>
[<optional arguments>]
- Linux:
UDDIUnpublish.sh -service -serviceName <name> -businessName <name>
[<optional arguments>]
Arguments
Business entity
Mandatory arguments:
- -business
- Specifies that a business entity is to be removed from the registry.
- -businessName <name>
- Specifies the human readable name of the business. Enclose <name> in
quotes if it includes any spaces.
Optional arguments:
- -inquiryURL <Inquiry API URL>
- Sets the inquiry URL for the UDDI registry. If this argument is
not specified, the default is http://localhost:6080/uddisoap/inquiryapi.
- Note: If you are using the Unit Test UDDI
registry with the default setting, set -inquiryURL to http://localhost:9080/uddisoap/inquiryapi.
- -publishURL <Publish API URL>
- Sets the publish URL for the UDDI registry. If this argument is not specified,
the default is https://localhost:6443/uddisoap/publishapi.
- Note: If you are using the Unit Test UDDI
registry with the default setting, set -publishURL to http://localhost:9080/uddisoap/publishapi.
- -businessKey <key>
- Specifies the unique business key for the business that was generated
by the UDDI Registry when the business was first published. This option becomes
mandatory if an unpublish attempt is made on a business whose name occurs
more than once in the registry. If a failure message is returned specifying
the number of businesses that exist with the specified business name together
with their unique keys. You should then retry the command with this argument.
- -username <name>
- Specifies a user name to pass to the private UDDI registry.
- -password <password>
- Specifies the UDDI Registry password for the supplied user name.
- -uddiprops <location of properties file>
- Specifies a conventional Java™ properties file containing name value
pairs separated by an equal sign. See Additional
properties.
- -help
- Displays the help information.
Business service
Mandatory arguments:
- -service
- Specifies that a business service is to be removed from the registry.
- -serviceName <name>
- Specifies the human readable name of the service. Enclose <name> in
quotes if it includes any spaces.
- -businessName <name>
- Specifies the human readable name of the business entity that contains
the specified service. Enclose <name> in quotes if it includes any spaces.
Optional arguments:
- -inquiryURL<Inquiry API URL>
- Sets the inquiry URL for the UDDI registry. If this argument is
not specified, the default is http://localhost:6080/uddisoap/inquiryapi.
- Note: If you are using the Unit Test UDDI
registry with the default settings, set -inquiryURL to http://localhost:9080/uddisoap/inquiryapi.
- -publishURL <Publish API URL>
- Sets the publish URL for the UDDI registry. If this argument is not specified,
the default is https://localhost:6443/uddisoap/publishapi.
- Note: If you are using the Unit Test UDDI
registry with the default settings, set -publishURL to http://localhost:9080/uddisoap/publishapi.
- -businessKey <key>
- Specifies the unique business key for the business entity that contains
the service to be deleted. This becomes mandatory if an unpublish attempt
is made on a business service that belongs to a named service that has multiple
instances in the registry. In that event the business name alone is not sufficient
to identify the container business. A failure message is returned specifying
the number of businesses that exist with the specified business entity name
together with their unique keys. You should then retry the command with this
argument.
- -serviceKey <key>
- Specifies the unique service key for the service that was generated by
the UDDI Registry when the service was first published. This becomes mandatory
if an unpublish attempt is made on a business service whose name occurs more
than once in the registry. If this is the case, a failure message is returned
specifying the number of business services that exist with the specified service
name together with their unique keys. You should then retry the command with
this argument.
- -removeTModels
- Specifies that that the tModels and binding templates associated with
the service are also to be removed from the registry.
- - username <name>
- Specifies a user name to pass to the private UDDI registry.
- -password <password>
- Specifies the UDDI registry password for the supplied username.
- -uddiprops <location of properties file>
- Specifies a conventional Java properties file containing name value
pairs separated by an equal sign. See Additional
properties.
- -help
- Displays the help information.
Additional properties
With the -uddiprops argument
of UDDIUnpublish, you can specify the location of a Java properties
file that contains additional input information.
The following properties
are used by UDDIUnpublish:
Property |
Purpose |
wdsk.uddi.publish.url |
Overrides the URL to the -publishURL of the remote UDDI registry. Unless
this property is set, the tool will publish to the private registry. |
wdsk.uddi.inquiry.url |
Overrides the URL to the -inquiryURL of the remote UDDI registry. Unless
this property is set, the tool will send inquiries to the private registry. |