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container of businessServices, which means there can be several businessServices belonging to a given businessEntity, but a businessService can belong to only one businessEntity. In a similar manner, there is containment relationship between businessService and bindingTemplate. Therefore, a bindingTemplate can belong only to a single businessService, but a businessService can have more than one bindingTemplate. It is clear from Figure 14.2 that tModel has fundamentally different relationships. It does not have a containment relationship with the other elements; rather, it is always referenced from other elements. Also, tModel is referenced in different roles by different elements. businessEntity, businessService, tModel, and publisherAssertion refer to a tModel as a namespace, whereas bindingTemplate refers to it as a service type. An interesting thing to notice is the use of tModel to refer to itself like a namespace for classification or taxonomy. Because of the special and different roles a tModel plays, we discuss the tModel data structure in more detail next. tModel The tModel fulfills two important goals of the UDDI registry. The first goal is to provide a facility to describe Web Services well enough that a consumer of a service can interact with the service in a well-defined manner. The second goal is to provide a means to describe Web Services well enough that the description is useful during searches. The first goal is met by tModel via the technical fingerprint of a service, whereas the second goal is met by tModel by acting in the role of a namespace or taxonomy. We discuss these two roles next.

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The specification of how a consumer interacts with a service is stored in the tModel. In this role, the tModel acts as service type. An example might be a specification that refers to the wire protocol and interchange formats, such as SOAP over HTTP. After standard protocol definitions such as these are registered as a tModel, services can express their compliance with them by referring to them in the bindingTemplate. A common use of the technical fingerprint involves referring to a Web Service WSDL in the bindingTemplate (which is described later in this chapter). Listing 14-1 provides an example of a tModel registered in a UDDI registry. This model pertains to a credit-check protocol. The model refers to a WSDL document in the overviewURL element. This illustrates an important point about tModel when used as a technical fingerprint. The tModel only stores metadata and not the actual data. In Listing 14-1, the tModel points to a WSDL document rather than storing the information itself. Also note that the UDDI registry assigns

As an eBay seller, you can also donate a percentage of any sale through the Sell Your Item form (see Figure 6-7) You can also choose a charity through eBay s charitable arm, MissionFish, which offers a system called Giving Works for donating to nonprofit causes Donating to charity not only corresponds to Tony s personal concerns, but it s helped enhance customer relations, he says As a side benefit, many of my clientele appreciate and relate to the specific charity I have chosen It has sparked conversations, friendships, and customer loyalty..

This response is used to notify the originator that the request is being processed. One example could be a media gateway (MG) receiving a request, and matching the codecs required for the session with its own capabilities. It communicates this back to the media gateway controller (MGC) using this provisional response. The MGC may also send this response back to the originator to communicate that the session is progressing. There may be additional information in the headers identifying session information, depending on the sending entity.

a universally unique identifier (UUID) to the tModel it stores. This identifier appears as the value of the attribute tModelKey. In our example, this attribute value is AAAAAAAA-1234-5678-AAAA.

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Listing 14-1

FIGURE 6-7 Tony makes donations after the sale, but you can earmark a percentage of an item s proceeds to charity through this part of the Sell Your Item form.

Listing 14.1: An example of tModel used as a service fingerprint 1 <tModel xmlns="urn:uddi-org:api" 2 tModelKey="UUID:AAAAAAAA-1234-5678-AAAA"> 3 <name>myCompany:creditcheck</name> 4 <description xml:lang="en">Check credit</description> 5 <overviewDoc> 6 <overviewURL>http://myComapny.schema.com/creditcheck.wsdl 7 </overviewURL> 8 </overviewDoc> 9 <categoryBag> 10 <keyedReference 11 tModelKey="UUID:CD153257-086A-4237-B3366BDCBDCC6635" 12 keyName="Consumer credit reporting services" 13 keyValue="95.21.22.176.234"/> 14 <keyedReference 15 tModelKey="UUID:C1ACF26D-9672-4404-9D7039B756E62AB4" 16 keyName="types" 17 keyValue="wsdlSpec"/> 18 </categoryBag> 19 </tModel

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