Changing Endpoints on Service section of a published service (wsdl)

Hi all,
I'm working with a PI 7.1 System using SOAP adapter and configuring Web services. When I publish on to the SR from the Sender Agreement the generated WSDL keeps on the Service element two port elements with the corresponding web service locations; "http://<Server>:50000/XISOAPAdapter/..." and "https://<Server>:443/XISOAPAdapter/..."
What do I need to do to change the port where de locations of the services are ubicated and WSDL keeps a location like "http://<Server>:50010/XISOAPAdapter/..." or any other port. Is this posible? It's there any configuration that I can do to change or add more target adress for publication to my services?
Thanks for your help.

Hi Jaun ,
generated WSDL keeps on the Service element two port elements with the corresponding web service locations; "http://<Server>:50000/XISOAPAdapter/..." and "https://<Server>:443/XISOAPAdapter/..."
while testing a soap scenario with soap UI tool, i also saw two endpoint urls for my wsdl request.I had selected http://<Server>:50000/XISOAPAdapter/ for posting as it works fine,no idea why second url came.
can you try changing the endpoints in soamanager transaction in PI ,i guess here under web service administration ,there is a provision of editing the End points.
In service registry ..if you go to test services there also it can be edited before posting ,but again its for testing only u can do in WS navigator page.
Regards,
srinivas

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