> This is an appropriate use case for using a web services management
> (WSM) product to redirect requests. In this case you have one
> WSDL
> that you give to clients, and the endpoint points to the WSM
> proxy. At
> runtime, the WSM proxy redirects the request to the appropriate
> service.
>
> Alternatively, you can use a registry (UDDI) to obtain the service
> endpoint at runtime.
I agree there are tens of possible solutions, but as I told before mine was not a real need and I was just supposing some use cases.
I was just wondering why JAXRPCServletDelegate replaces at runtine the content of the WSDL... It seems to me a quite arbitrary choice, or at least there should be a switch to pass to wsdeploy to let developers choose the behaviour of the wsdlPublisher class (e.g. to replace or not the content of the soap address location attribute).