Dynamic Host and Port for Web Proxy

hi,
When I create a web proxy in JDev I supply the hostname and the port for the web service. The code is then compiled and then deployed. However I want the host and port to be dynamic (kept in a varaible) so when I move my deployment from Development to Test server I just need to change a value in a database or text file. I don't want to re-compile and deploy the code when I move servers. Is there any way to do this??
Thanks
Stephen

Hi,
not so in the WSDL file that is created. If from the client side access, then WS poxy classes allow you to do this
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