HTTP 404 on ESB Test Web Service

Hi,
I cannot test my ESB service anymore cause, when i click on Test Web Service page of my Enterprise Manager, I receive an HTTP 404 error.
I can't see any error log which colud help my understand the reason for this.
Hoping it can help: this situation started few days ago, while i was trying to create an AQ JMS queue, modifying some configuration files like application.xml, jms.xml and data-sources.xml
I'll appreciate any kind of help

Hi,
I've figured out the cause for previous quoted problem:
in default-web-site.xml configuration file of /j2ee/home I've found a propery ohs-routing set to false.
In forum's thread "Use HTTPS to access webservice on standalone OC4J" that property wasn't set, so I removed it and magically now it works!
My question now is, which event caused such a change in default-web-site.xml file? How can I prevent or even controll it?
Thank you,
Lisa

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