Webservices endpoint url

hi,
I have a following scenario:
Webclient-->PI 7.0--
> SAP ECC
Using Sender Soap Adapter for connecting webclient
Between PI 7.0 & sap ecc system it is proxies.
A webclient sending a request details of customer number and Cutomer Description through PI to SAP ECC system.
In turn SAP ECC SYSTEM giving the response details to webclient through PI 7.0.
i am creating the webserivce in Integration Directory  based on message interface of Customer Reponse_Outbound.
How can see the webservices by the following enpoint url
http://host:port/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:sample_all:RetrievecustomerRecord_SOAP_Sender
I hope the above is the endpoint url....
What i will see in WS Navigator.
I need ur help friends

By the URL ,data will be posted from 3rd party web client.
You just need to provide the wsdl(which you have already done), the url which I have given above and the userId/pwd(xi) for connecting to XI server.
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