WSDL with unwanted https_port

When the WSDL is displayed from the Sender Agreement in Integration Directory, it has two endpoints/wsdl ports. One is HTTP_Port and the other is HTTPS_Port. But my PI system is not set up for https. It uses a Sender SOAP channel and when I try to call it using a Web Service tool, it is picking up the https end point by default. When I manually change the end point to be used as the http one, it is working perfectly.
The second https end point is not needed and should not come automatically in the generated WSDL. What settings should I fix so the WSDL generated from the Sender Agreement has only the HTTP_Port? If this can be fixed, I can give my partner applications the generated Discovery url without second thoughts. Now I have to manually change WSDL everytime and pass on the wsdl file itself, which is very tragic..

Hi,
One is HTTP_Port and the other is HTTPS_Port.
That is the default way PI behaves, when WSDL is generated from Sender Agreement.
But my PI system is not set up for https.
Not a problem.
It uses a Sender SOAP channel and when I try to call it using a Web Service tool, it is picking up the https end point by default.
If you are using an external tool to push out the web service, then you must be providing the URL for the PI server. Use the URL with HTTP. It will never pick the HTTPS in that case.
The second https end point is not needed and should not come automatically in the generated WSDL. What settings should I fix so the WSDL generated from the Sender Agreement has only the HTTP_Port?
As I said, it is the default behavior of PI tool. It provides both the secured and unsecured URLs and you can use any one of them. There are no settings to change this behavior.
Now I have to manually change WSDL everytime and pass on the wsdl file itself, which is very tragic..
You can generate WSDL from Service Interface in ESR or ID -> Tools -> Display WSDL. The later one will have the URL that you provide while building it.
Regards,
Neetesh

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doing
Authentication. WSDL is generated out of this web service. But wheni use
wsdl2java
(J2EE) to generate a proxy class, there is no interface generated forsoap
headers.
Without extending SOAP headers the web service works fine.
Basically, I'm looking for a way to generate java interfaces (ie.
proxies)
for
SOAP headers out of the WSDL file.
PFA the WSDL file and the proxy
Any help on this is appreciated.

WSDL with unwanted https_port

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