Mapping webservice url

Hi,
Is there any way I can map my webservice similar to the way you map a Servlet
in the web.xml?
ie.
currently my webservice url is:
http://localhost:7001/Inventory/mtn/inventory/InventoryService.jws
I would like to make it something like:
http://localhost:7001/Inventory/InventoryService
Thanks
Lomeus

Hi neeraj,
Thank you very much for your response.
As you mentioned about A ,B and C,
I will explain about the usecase in those terms.
A has request and response schemas.A has some response format. Both A and B are intended for meter reading after we give some input from A.B is from external vendor(external refarence).That vendor is going to give their WSDL url (It is not yet given).
I am giving the Oracle Jdewveloper SOA composite editor picture also( I am assuming this based on input,Correct me If I am wrong):
A sits in 'exposed services' swimlane and B sits in 'External References' Swimlane.I want to create one BPEL Process (That is C) which acts as bridge between both services.
The requirement is : Request goes from A (A will have its own request and response schemas) to BPEL process(C).BPEL PRocess ( C ) talks to B and it has to take the(transform the) response from B and it should transform that response into A response fornat.Because A can't understand B's response.So B's response should be converted into A's response format.
I assume that A and B services response formats have similar kind of fields(suppose A has one field like name ,B may have it as company name.I need to map or transform those parameters using transform activity(This is assumption)
That was the reuirement.
In order to get that, Do I need to map A's response schema to B's response Schema so that whatever response we get from B is converted into A's response format?
How do I send request from A(What happens to response schema of A?) and How do I transform from B's response format into A's response format?
I hope this has given clear picture about the requirement.
Can u give guidance in this regard?
Thanks in advance.
Please help me out as it is very critical.
Edited by: 899283 on May 29, 2012 12:21 PM

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