How is wsdl generated? Wrong soap:address...

We're using Apache in front of WLS and when the WSDL is generated for the service (i.e. from http:/URL/Service.jws) is contains a soap:address with port=80 instead of port=443 as it should.
This is a workshop generated jws.
I'm wondering how this soap:address in the generated WSDL is constructed. It must be some combination of wlw-runtime-config.xml, frontend host, etc. So far we haven't been able to find the right combo to make it work.
Thanx,
Max

If the WSDL file is a workshop generated one, then the soap:address port number must be the same as your Apache/WLS development server's port number when the WSDL file was generated. You will need to update it during the production move to point to your production server port.
<service name="MyService">
<port name="MyserviceSoap" binding="s0:MyServiceSoap">
<soap:address location="http://localhost:80/ctx/MyService.jws"/>
</port>
</service>

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