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Our application has thousands of web services. We are looking for a standard way / technology to provide our clients with list of web services / some documentation and some other meta information?

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  • UDDI is a failed idea that was never widely adopted. You would do better to write up a document in your favorite word processor. – John Saunders Dec 16 '11 at 06:05

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  • UDDI (its not dead)
  • ebXML
  • mDNS
  • WS-Discovery
spy
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Use UDDI and WSDL for this.

WSDL is the way to give "some documentation and meta data" as you have mentioned.

UDDI is the way to search for web services.

To get very basic introduction about both of these refer to these links on W3c school on WSDL & UDDI. Once you get a start, you can browse Internet for many UDDI providers and WSDL tutorials.

Maheep
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