[juddi-Developers] RE: SourceForge Account Registration

[Steve Viens <st...@inflexionpoint.com>]

Anou,

Perhaps you've already taken care of this in your version of the source
but I'll mention it now to document it in the list. This is the coding
change to make based on the information you've provided below. 

In the execute() method of the org.juddi.service.SaveTModelService
class, replace the  following line:

  tModel.setTModelKey(UUID.nextID());

With this one:

  tModel.setTModelKey("uuid:"+UUID.nextID());

Simple as that.

The database tables are already specify column widths that can handle a
key with this prefix. We'll still have to determine if/how to handle
situations when existing TModelKeys come through without this prefix.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Viens [mailto:steve@inflexionpoint.com] 
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 6:16 PM
To: 'anou@openbiz.biz'
Subject: RE: SourceForge Account Registration


It does, that explains it.

Steve

-----Original Message-----
From: Anou Manavalan [mailto:anou@openbiz.biz] 
Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 5:11 PM
To: steve@inflexionpoint.com
Subject: RE: SourceForge Account Registration


I took this from the spec, hope this helps.


uuid_key: Access keys within all UDDI defined data elements are
represented as universal unique identifiers (these are sometimes called
a GUID). The name of the element or attribute designates the particular
key type that is required. These keys are always formatted according to
DCE UUID conventions with the one exception being tModelKey values,
which are prefixed with a URN qualifier in the format "uuid:" followed
by the UUID value.

-Anou

-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Viens [mailto:steve@inflexionpoint.com]
Sent: Thursday, October 24, 2002 11:16 PM
To: anou@openbiz.biz
Subject: RE: SourceForge Account Registration


Anou,

I understand that TModel Keys must include the "uuid:" prefix (should
probably add an edit to the 'SaveTModelService) but I haven't found any
reference to this being required for ALL UUID's (which is weird I'll
admin) ... If you can locate any doc on this please forward on to me.

Steve