WLS 7 SP2 Webservices

I am maintaing a wls 7 sp2 webservice app. The code was built in 2003 and I need to modify a webservice. The application was built by jwsCompile. I installed wls 7 sp2, and tried to compile the app now using jwscompile but when I deployed the ear file, try to access the wsdl file, it is looking in my c drive where I built the app.
It can't deploy the ear file anywhere else because for wahtever reason the wdls is bind to my c drive. Anybody has any idea?

I am maintaing a wls 7 sp2 webservice app. The code was built in 2003 and I need to modify a webservice. The application was built by jwsCompile. I installed wls 7 sp2, and tried to compile the app now using jwscompile but when I deployed the ear file, try to access the wsdl file, it is looking in my c drive where I built the app.
It can't deploy the ear file anywhere else because for wahtever reason the wdls is bind to my c drive. Anybody has any idea?

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