Dynamic wsdl for web service proxy

Hi,
I have generated the Web service proxy client based on wsdl used in dev env,
if i have to deploy to production, i have to manually change the WSDL url to point to production.
Is there anyway, I can deploy without changing manually.
thanks

thanks all from the prompt replies.
I still have a query. All i can do is create various WS references in connections.xml and call dynamically. like
Context ctx = ADFContext.getCurrent().getConnectionsContext();
WebServiceConnection wsc = (WebServiceConnection) ctx.lookup("MyConnection1"); // here i can make a dynamic call ...
but this piece of code can work only in UI. what if i need to do the same approach in model from my AM.
Is there a way ??

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In the project it has created the WSDL as well and have deployed the .ear file to the servers from EM console successfully.
Now we need to migrate this web service to testing & production environments.
1. Could someone please let us know the steps as to how do we change the end point url in the WSDL for this web service (present in web content --> WEB-INF/wsdl path in the j-developer project) for migration in case of both 10g (OC4J) as well 11g (WLS) servers.
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