PI WS client port

I want to send SOAP request from PI to WS.
1. The default http port in PI is 8002, so SOAP request will be sent through this port?
2. Can I specify a range of port for sending requests to Web service? How can I do that?
Thanks

Y dont u use the SOAP adapter directly and just specify the receiver WS url there. Where do u want to specify the port?
Regards,
Prateek

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