160z/TPF and WebSphere Application Server in a Service Oriented Architecture
7.4.4 Specifying manual service endpoint in Web Service Explorer
During testing it might be beneficial to use different service endpoints than the ones defined
in the WSDL document. This can be easily achieved in the Web Service Explorer by adding
manual endpoints as shown in Figure7-60. In the left column of the Web Service Explorer we
select the port binding node of our service, which brings us back to the window where all the
operations of the service are shown. The same window also shows the endpoints defined in
the WSDL document as well as an Add link that we ...
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