Changing WSDL url in WebLogic server

Hi All,
I have created a BPEL project and deployed to weblogic server.
I'm going to send the wsdl url to one of our clients to send data to this BPEL.
I want to change the URL to be a simple.
How do i change that?
Normally it comes as http://<host>:<port>/soa-infra/services/<deployed partition>/<project name>/<client_ep>?WSDL
How do I change this URL?
Thanks....
Edited by: Nir on May 18, 2012 9:39 PM

Hi,
Some approaches are:
* In case you expose your service(s) to the outside world, these service calls usually go through a DMZ. A DMZ often contains proxies, web/HTTP servers, firewalls and/or other applicances that are capable of endpoint virtualization. E.g. use Oracle HTTP Server, Apache HTTP Server, and so on to expose the endpoint at a public address.
* Use an ESB or appliance for endpoint virtualization.
Regards, Ronald

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I have allready looked in Server Manager and I can change some of the deployment settings in server manager, but there is no way to alter the URL of the Remote Web Access server. See below images:
Pressing the internal URL only results in opening the internal URL.
This was very simple to do in Windows Server 2008 R2 using the tsconfig tool, but it does not seam to be any way of solving this in server manager.
A possible sollution would be to alter the registry someware in HKLM->Software->Microsoft->Windows NT->Terminal Services. But this can easaly lead to problems due to wrong format, etc. and is probably not supported.
Is there a simpler and supported way?

That option can be used to connect to any machine that you want. The error message indicates that the client machine cannot resolve the name "server.domain.local" to an IP address that it can connect to.
You have several options for configuring that tab on the RDweb site. You can even remove it entirely.
Customization of RD Web Site
RD Web provides a number of customization options for the RD Web interface, including the ability to control default Gateway server settings and redirection settings. These settings
are controlled by editing the web.config file located in %SYSTEMROOT%\Web\RDWeb\Pages.
Displaying Local Help
To display local help for users instead of the web-based help, edit the LocalHelp value and change the value from false to true.

<add key="LocalHelp" value="false" />
When this value is changed, a user that clicks on Help in the upper right corner of the RD Web login page will open the local help file instead of web-based help.
Hiding the Connect to a Remote PC Tab
The RDWeb page
Connect to a Remote PC tab can be hidden from users to prevent connections to any servers through RD Web other than the servers configured in a collection. By default, this setting is set to true and the
Remote Desktops tab is displayed. To hide the tab, set the value to false.

<add key="ShowDesktops" value="true" />
When the value is set to false, a user will not see the Connect to a Remote PC tab when logged on to the RD Web page
RD Gateway Settings
If the Connect to a Remote PC tab is enabled, an administrator can configure RD Web to use a Gateway server when connecting to remote computers. To specify a gateway, edit the below
value with the name of the RD Gateway server:

<add key="DefaultTSGateway" value="" />
The default authentication method for the RD Gateway server can also be configured by editing the following section of the web.config:

<add key="GatewayCredentialsSource" value="0" />
Devices and Resources
By default, only Printers and Clipboard are redirected on connections made using the Connect to a Remote PC tab. If the user clicks the
Options << button, the redirection settings for a specific connection can be modified
To configure each specified redirection option to be enabled or disabled by default, edit the following section in the web.config file:

<add key="xPrinterRedirection" value="true" />
<add key="xClipboard" value="true" />
<add key="xDriveRedirection" value="false" />
<add key="xPnPRedirection" value="false" />
<add key="xPortRedirection" value="false" />
LAN Experience Defaults
Windows Server 2012 RD Web Access can display a new user selectable option for optimizing the connection for a LAN experience. This option is displayed at the bottom of the RD Web
page and can be controlled by the administrator using the following section of the web.config file:

<add key="ShowOptimizeExperience" value="false" />
<add key="OptimizeExperienceState" value="false" />
This value is set to false by default, but when changed to true, the following checkbox will display at the bottom of the webpage. The LAN experience
checkbox can also be set as enabled by default.
Each setting can also be modified using the IIS Manager user interface:
Don Geddes - SR Support Escalation Engineer - Remote Desktop Services - Printing and Imaging

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Hi
I developed ADF 11g application using the jdeveloper tool.i deployed the the EAR on Weblogic server10.3.
I can able to run the application on WLS 10.3.
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Like that i want to know how it is going step by step .
Any helpfull documents is there plz provide me.
or please tell me in your own words which helps me in this regard.
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I have an application that requires a few things to be set at the start of the
Weblogic server (email addresses,criteria settings, etc.). These are contained
in a properties file that is referenced in the Weblogic properties file. The
problem is when I want to make a change in the application property file (change
an email address, increment a criteria) I have to "reboot" the Weblogic server.
These defeats the whole purpose of property files. Is there anyway to get Weblogic
to "recache" the properties files without a Weblogic server "reboot"?
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I very much doubt that you would be able to refresh the WebLogic properties
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If you want to be able to update properties run-time (as opposed to
boot-time) then don't use WebLogic's property file - use either your own
properties file or store the properties elsewhere such as in the database or
in JNDI. You will of course have to implement your own refresh algorithm.
If you are using EJBs then a simple READ-ONLY entity bean with a refresh
period of a few seconds may suffice.
Myles
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I have an application that requires a few things to be set at the start ofthe
Weblogic server (email addresses,criteria settings, etc.). These arecontained
in a properties file that is referenced in the Weblogic properties file.The
problem is when I want to make a change in the application property file(change
an email address, increment a criteria) I have to "reboot" the Weblogicserver.
These defeats the whole purpose of property files. Is there anyway toget Weblogic
to "recache" the properties files without a Weblogic server "reboot"?
Thanks,
Bryan

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