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UDDI defines an inquiry API to support the programmatic discovery of registry data contained within a UDDI registry. This API primarily consists of finder methods and retriever methods. The finder methods (find_XXXX) are used to return result sets based upon general criteria, while retriever methods (get_XXXX) return detailed information about a specific registry entry. Table 21-4 lists the finder methods that are available and Table 21-5 displays the retriever methods.

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