Use a remote database for the UDDI Registry

 

Before you begin

It is possible for the UDDI Registry database to be hosted on a separate system (remote system) from the system on which the UDDI Registry application is deployed.

This is achieved using standard database capabilities of the database product used for the UDDI Registry database. You should refer to documentation for the database product if you are not familiar with these capabilities. Some considerations specific to each database product are:

Remote DB2

Create a DB2 UDDI database on the remote system, and use the DB2 Client to create an alias to reference it. Use the alias name as the Database name in the UDDI datasource.

Remote Oracle

Create the Oracle tables used for an Oracle UDDI database on the remote system, and use the URL property of the UDDI datasource to reference the remote Oracle instance.

Networked Cloudscape

Create a Cloudscape UDDI database on the remote system, and use the Cloudscape Network Server using Universal data source properties (Database name, Server name and Port number) of the UDDI datasource to reference the remote Cloudscape database.

For details of how to set up Cloudscape for multiple connections see Configuring Cloudscape V5.1.60x.

Note: Embedded Cloudscape is not supported for this configuration.

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Related Tasks

Creating an Oracle database for the UDDI Registry
Creating a Cloudscape database for the UDDI Registry

 

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