Failure upon calling web service on the ESB deployed from jDeveloper

Hello!
I've created a database adapter and a routing service that calls the database adapter. When registering the services on the ESB, I get error when I try to call it, as the Wsdl references a wsdl file on http://localhost:8888...... As I see it, it should refer to in on the same server as the esb (soa suite) runs? I think this might be a deployment issue in jDeveloper, maybe ant? Any clue on this?
brgds, Paul Jørstad

Thank you very much for you reply!
But I do not get any further.. In the ESB control, the Soap Endpoint URI still says:
SOAP Endpoint URI
http://localhost:8888/event/xal/rs_product_p_get_complete_bom_flat
And in my wsdl file:
<soap:address location="http://oslsoad1/event/xal/rs_product_p_get_complete_bom_flat"/>
I've tried to de-register, and register the service.

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