1    package inspireit.uddi.examples; 
2     
3    import inspireit.uddi.*; 
4    import inspireit.uddi.io.serialize.*; 
5    import inspireit.uddi.base.*; 
6     
7    /** 
8     * This example shows how to serialize any UDDI element according to the 
9     * UDDI V3, V2 or V1 specification. For a more complex example of use of the 
10    * serialization feature of the library, read also the UDDIV2toV3Example 
11    * example. 
12    * 
13   * @author Bertrand Fontaine, <a href="http://www.inspireit.biz" target="INSPIREIT">INSPIRE IT</a> 
14    */ 
15   public class UDDISerializerExample { 
16    
17       public UDDISerializerExample() throws Exception { 
18           // create some sample business entity information 
19           EMail email = new EMail("bertrand.fontaine@inspireit.biz"); 
20    
21           Contact contact = new Contact("Bertrand Fontaine"); 
22           contact.addEMail(email); 
23    
24           BusinessEntity businessEntity = new BusinessEntity(new Name("INSPIRE IT")); 
25           businessEntity.addContact(contact); 
26    
27           // create an UDDI V3.0 serializer 
28           UDDISerializer serializer = UDDISerializer.createSerializer(UDDIConstants.UDDI_V3); 
29    
30           // serialize the businessEntity to the standard output 
31           System.out.println("Serialized businessEntity:"); 
32           serializer.serialize(businessEntity, System.out); 
33           System.out.println(); 
34           System.out.println(); 
35    
36           // or any other UDDI element 
37           System.out.println("Serialized contact:"); 
38           serializer.serialize(contact, System.out); 
39           System.out.println(); 
40           System.out.println(); 
41    
42           System.out.println("Serialized E-mail:"); 
43           serializer.serialize(email, System.out); 
44       } 
45    
46       public static void main(String args[]) throws Exception { 
47           new UDDISerializerExample(); 
48           return; 
49       } 
50    
51    
52    
53   } 
54