END point URL for ESB Routing service says NOT FOUND

Hi All,
For the routing services in ESB, The link of WSDL is opening up fine, but the link of endpoint URI for the routing service is failing with the message below message. When i invoke the WSDL using SOAP UI, i get back the the same error message. I tried bouncing the server , but of no help. I also notice that slide directory ESB_Projects gives 404 error on any browser.
So when i click below url for any of the routing service
http://<hostname>:<port>/event/<systemName>/<serviceGroupName>/AddressStandardizeRS
I get below error in browser-
Not Found
The requested URL /event/<System Name>/<Service Group Name>/<Routing Service Name> was not found on this server.
Oracle-Application-Server-10g/10.1.3.1.0 Oracle-HTTP-Server Server at odevsoa.local1.wbcgp.com Port 7777

Check if the port of ESB in your server is open.
I think that the port is: 7777
try from ESB server:
wget WSDLURI
if you got the file then the port is closed.

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