Unable to change ESB Soap Service endpoint

Hi people , i have a problem,
after creating a soap service , register de esb service on DefaultSystem, i want to call externally using
"http://host:port/esb/wsil/DefaultSystem/<name of soap service>?wsdl
everithing works ok , but when i try to change from Jdeveloper the enpoint URL , ESB seems to keep using the old URL in :
http://host:port/event/DefaultSystem/<name of soap service>?WSDL ..
If i check on esb control i can se the new "WSDL URL" on the Definition tab of this soap service. But internally in the WSDL generated by the ESB endpoint it keeps using the OLD URL
causing obviously a:
"SOAPException: Message send failed: Connection refused"
if i make that resource unavailable after the change
The question is .. why i cant change the endpoint url ????
theres is any WSDL cache or something like in Oracle BPEL PM ??
i need to restart (i dont try yet )
please ill wait for any suggestions
PS: im using ESB 10.1.3.3.0 Build:PCBPEL_10.1.3.3.0_GENERIC_070615.0525

Hi
I have similar problems and nobody seems to know the solution. Changing the virtual host and port in ESB console does not resolve the problem thoroughly. It's changing the end point entry but living the namespace URL of the WSDL with old value, for instance my address was: http://localhost.localdomain:8889/ .....servicename?WSDL.
This prevents it from proper invoking by external clients, you can reach the end point and use the test page but you can't read its wsdl file without adjusting its address by hand.
I found one solution, it's reinstalling the OAS from scratch and pass the proper name of the server when prompted but what the kind of solution is that? This is obviously deployment problem, the original wsdl file prepared in JDeveloper is used to generate the final wsdl file exposed to external clients but which is the configuration file responsible for that and why the esb console don't change the namespace url too while changing end point?
This is the bug indeed because it's impossible to resolve from console level.

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    Date: Mon, 16 Jul 2007 14:41:32 GMT
    Server: Oracle-Application-Server-10g/10.1.3.1.0 Oracle-HTTP-Server
    Content-Length: 158
    Connection: close
    Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1
    Bad Request
    Error parsing envelope: (1, 1) Start of root element
    expected
    It seems the esb routing service is trying to parse the Byte Order Mark as xml and therfore can not find the soap envelope tag? Any help is appreciated!
    Kind Regards,
    Andre Jochems
    Message was edited by:
    ajochems

    Hi Andre,
    We got exactly the same error as you did. Your analysis is also correct; the first 3 bytes of the reply are not interpreted by BPEL/ESB as a BOM, but as 'real' characters.
    The problem is due to the fact that the UTF-8 BOM is actually optional in the specifications, and obligatory for UTF-16. The UTF-8 BOM practically has no meaning, and is never used in most SOA applications. However the guys that made the webservice you need to consume are (wrongly) convinced that the UTF-8 BOM is supposed to be there according to the OASIS/W3C specs. Which is not true btw...
    For more info on BOMs, check: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byte_Order_Mark
    Unfortunately I don't have the code for our 'proxy' service anymore. I remember that we simply made a little servlet, that uses input- and outputstreams. The inputstream then filters the BOM. Remember to also proxy the WSDL to 'rewrite' the endpoint ;-)
    HTH,
    Bas

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