Web Service wdsl file getting generated as a HTTPS protocol instead of HTTP

Hi Experts,
I have a requirement
I have created a web service in development client which is used in interactive adobe form.
After moving the web service to production only defination is getting generated.
I have tried to manually create the service in SOAMANAGER , it is getting created as with https protocol.
In development client it was created as a http protocol.
Warm Regards
Abhinav

Hi Abhinav,
I'm assuming you don't have a QA system in your landscape if you're transporting straight from Dev to Production. I'm also assuming this because if you transported to QA before production you would have noticed that 'only' the definition is always transported. You have to do the configuration again each time you transport your change, this is SAP default behaviour because each webservice is client dependant so SAP won't know which client this service will be relevant for in the environment you're transporting to.
The HTTPS issue, this makes sense to me in the production environment. You don't normally have the HTTP protocol enabled in a production environment, only HTTPS for security reasons.
In yout production environment, check Transaction Code SMICM --> Got (drop down menu) --> Services
Check what protocols are active there (with a green tick). This will indicate whether the HTTP protocol in enabled in Prod or not.
Regards, Trevor

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