Where does WebDynpro ABAP URL get defaulted

When creating a WebDynpro ABAP application, the URL gets generated automatically.
My question is where does this path get generated from. Is there a place to edit the settings?
The reason why I ask is that the Basis team has disabled protocol HTTP and are now using HTTPS.
The problem is, our WebDynpro ABAP applications still get defaulted to HTTP in the URL string.
Where do you change the settings?

Yes, I replied to your question before realizing the answer had been given by Shruti. By going to tcode SMICM, in GOTO/services menu, I noticed that HTTP and HTTPS were both set to active. So, I inactivated the HTTP and by doing that the WebDynpro ABAP application URL's that get defaulted (tab folder adminstrative data) now default to HTTPS and the port defined in SMICM.
The Basis team had disabled HTTP, I assuming by removing the port address, but keeping the HTTP service active and this was causing a problem for all the WebDynpro ABAP programs. They were still defaulting to HTTP. Why they did not make this change I just did, I don't know.
I couldn't get anyone to take charge of this, so I did.
Problem solved.

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