WSDL problems with webservices deployment

Question

First, the problem: I need either to 1) be able to include a WSDL file as part of my ear-file deployment and have that WSDL be presented to consumers if they seek to browse the wsdl, or 2) get the dynamic WSDL generation to show public, https urls for schemaLocation and soap:address locations in the dynamically-generated WSDL.
Configuration: Apache 2.2.3 proxy server receiving https requests and passing them back to a WebLogic 10.3.5 instance running on the internal network. The WebLogic instance has several applications running on it, and these applications make SOAP web service invocations between each other. Use case: public consumer makes https web service invocation to a publically-available url to invoke Service A, which in turn invokes a web service, Service B, running on the same WebLogic instance. The invocation from Service A to Service B is a localhost invocation since it's behind the firewall.
What I'm seeing: if I browse the WSDL for Service A from the public area, the wsdl displays the server name and port in the schemaLocation and soap:address urls in the wsdl file. I, of course, don't want this, as I want the wsdl to display the publicly-browseable values (e.g. "https://www.seenbypublic.com:443/ws/UtilityService..."). So, I configure the server via the WebLogic admin console and specify a "Frontend Host" of www.seenbypublic.com, and a Frontend HTTPS Port of 443. I set the "WebLogic Plugin Enabled" flag via domain > Web Applications. I configure Apache (which already has the WL module installed) to use the following parameter "RequestHeader set WL-Proxy-SSL true" and restart everything. The server location changes in the dynamically-generated wsdl, but the server port does not (i.e. the urls in the wsdl are now http://www.seenbypublic.com:80/ws/UtilityService... (note the lack of SSL designation). Another problem is that now my same-server web service invocations that were taking placing using "localhost" are now using "www.seenbypublic.com" so instead of a local-box invocation, the request is coming out into the public domain and then back to the server, which is highly inefficient.
So.... ideally, I'd be able to leave all the WebLogic "Frontend" settings alone, not mess with the WL plugin in Apache, and simply provide a wsdl url to my application to display when generating it's wsdls (or just let me provide the entire wsdl file as a resource). Is there any way to do that?
Assuming no, what do I need to do to get the proper reflection of SSL designation in a dynamically-generated wsdl file? And - how can I tell WL to leave the "localhost" invocations alone?
How's that for a Friday-afternoon problem?

Answer 1

Hello,
thank you for your answer. It was my mistake, I discribe the problem very bad.
When i call the function get_frob(). Netbeans goes in the function and run through the end but nothing happened
onMouseClicked: function( e: MouseEvent ):Void {
                     test=Authentikation_Frob.get_frob();and in my if clausel there will be a wrong output! After the output my programm go back to the function get_frob() and then make the request and go back to the if clausel. Now everything ist correct. But why does my programm need 2 runs ????thats not correct!!
Thank you!!
if (test==true)
                         var Authentikation_Link:HTTP_Authentication_Link=new HTTP_Authentication_Link();
                        link=Authentikation_Link.get_link();
                        var uri = new java.net.URI("{link}");
                         var desktopClazz = java.lang.Class.forName("java.awt.Desktop");
                         var getDesktopMethod = desktopClazz.getMethod("getDesktop");
                         var desktop = getDesktopMethod.invoke(null);
                         var browseMethod = desktopClazz.getMethod("browse", [uri.getClass()] as java.lang.Class[]);
                          browseMethod.invoke(desktop, uri);
                     else
                         fehler_ausgabe.visible=true;
                         fehler_ausgabe.content="Fehler {Authentikation_Frob.frob_fehler} {Authentikation_Frob.frob_hilfe}";
                     }Edited by: Esco24 on Aug 10, 2009 1:02 AM