Multiple bindings in WSDL

Is there any way to specify which binding to use if your wsdl contains multiple entries. e.g. soap binding and java binding.
Toby

Hi,
I've taken a look at the dynamic binding section of the cookbook, however I don't see anything that deals with choosing between which binding should be used when more than one is available.
Could you point me to the right area?
Thanks
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