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I want to Inquiry JUDDI with C# without having BusinessKey.

I find this example but it works only when I introduce BusinessKey in my variable EntredKey!
FindService fs = new FindService();
if (EntredKey != "")
   {
   fs.BusinessKey = EntredKey;
   }
else
   {
   fs.Names.Add("%");
   }
ServiceList servlist = fs.Send();

otherwise when I use the following exemple nothing is found:
FindService fs = new FindService();
fs.Names.Add("%");
ServiceList servlist = fs.Send();


[edit]Code blocks added - OriginalGriff[/edit]
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Updated 9-Feb-11 22:42pm
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I'm not sure if you have seen the following article here on CP. It may help.
UDDI Explorer: Tool for searching web services[^]
 
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Espen Harlinn 6-Feb-11 15:04pm    
A good one, my 5
missbennette 7-Feb-11 5:03am    
thanks Marcus Kramer for your reply. Yes i've seen it, downloaded it and tested it and nothing was found in local (http://localhost:8080/juddi/inquiry)with this message:"No result matched the criteria". With the foreign Inqiry URL, i had this msg : HTTP error 404 not found.
I use the quite same code in my application and it doesn't work.
fjdiewornncalwe 7-Feb-11 8:52am    
Because you are getting a 404, I'm suspicious that you don't have a web service running at that url. In the site configuration, do you have a default page set? If you don't, you may be getting the 404 because there isn't a default.htm, etc... page in there.
Negar.Keshtkar 2-May-15 2:54am    
I need a simple program in Java or C# which could be used to search for a service in UDDI. would you mind send me one?

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