Web service discovery in WCF : Ws-Discovery or UDDI?

Question

I know the distinction between UDDI and Ws-Discovery (well know location to search a service vs broadcast). But my question is : what is the simplest way to discover a webservic

Answer 1

UDDI provides a central registry to store information about available services. It supplies a catalog where consumers can find services that meet their needs. This phonebook-like directory of information allow consumers to find services by name, address, contract, category, or by other data. UDDI can be thought of as the DNS of Web services.

On the other hand, WS-Discovery provides a protocol to discover services that are coming and going from a network. As a service joins the network, it informs its peers of its arrival by broadcasting a Hello message; likewise, when services drop off the network they multicast a Bye message. WS-Discovery doesn’t rely on a single node to host information about all available services as UDDI does. Rather, each node forwards information about available services in an ad hoc fashion. This reduces the amount of network infrastructure needed to discover services and facilitates bootstrapping.

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