Change Web Service Endpoint dynamically in CE 7.2

Hi experts.
Is it possible to change endpoint of web services in CE 7.2?
There are 2 ECC clients for test, so I want to change the endpoint of AWS model dynamically, for example,
application parameters.
Thanks for your time.

hi,
at design time, are you also using http://jbxsd292:50900/sapws/sap.com/WSCreateMDM_ENTAPP_com.sap.mdm.ws.gen.ejbs_WSCreateMDMVi/WSCreateMDMVi_SAP_DEFAULT_PROFILE_Service/HTTPAuthOverHTTP_1?wsdl?
Best regards,
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