SA05: WebSphere Service Registry and Repository Client Jars
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Abstract
This SupportPac™ contains the jar files necessary for a java client application to communicate with WebSphere® Service Registry and Repository (WSRR).
Download Description
The SupportPac contains the files necessary for a java client application to communicate with an instance of WSRR. It is provided as a convenient way of obtaining the correct client files without having to run the WSRR installer.
The client files are matched to the WSRR Version installed. Ensure you download the version that matches the installed version of WSRR.
Possible Uses
Java-based applications with a need to communicate with WSRR.
New in this Release
Support added for v6.3.
• EJB
The following JNDI names should be used to communicate with a 6.2 server. The existing JNDI names will still work, but will not retrieve any extra data added to the model in 6.2.
• Web services
The following URLs should be used to communicate with a 6.2 server. The existing URLs will still work, but will not retrieve any extra data added to the model in 6.2.
Core:
/WSRR6_2/services/WSRRCoreSDOPort
Ontology:
/WSRR6_2/services/WSRRGovernancePort
Governance:
/WSRR6_2/services/WSRROntologyPort
Business modelling:
/WSRR6_2/services/WSRRBusinessModellingPort
Details
Author: Phil Rowley, WebSphere Service Registry and Repository, Hursley
Category: 3
Released: 16Mar07
Last Updated: 26Jun09
Current Version: 3.0
»Please note that the version number shown in the right-hand pane is the version of the WSRR product that this SupportPac applies to. The date is the last Web page refresh.
Ensure the contained jar files are placed on the classpath of the client application. Care must be taken with the contained sdo-int.jar to ensure it appears earlier in the application classpath than any other SDO related interfaces. When running in a WebSphere Application Server or Application Client environment setting the classloader mode for the client application to "PARENT_LAST" may be required to ensure the sdo-int.jar classes override the equivalent classes contained inside WebSphere itself.
WebSphere Service Registry and Repository SupportPacs are supplied under the standard terms and conditions provided by the International Program License Agreement (IPLA) and thus, carry program defect service for WebSphere Service Registry and Repository customers. Please read the IPLA and LI files that accompany the SupportPac, to ensure you understand the conditions under which the SupportPac is provided.
If you encounter what you believe to be a defect with the SupportPac, and you have a current license for a WebSphere Service Registry and Repository server product, you may request Program Services by reporting the problem via the same defect reporting channel you employ for the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository server product(s) on which you are using the SupportPac. No proof of entitlement is required to use this SupportPac.
Service is available for this SupportPac for as long as the WebSphere Service Registry and Repository V6.0 server product is supported by Service.
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