I have the following issue with my JAX-WS Ri webservice:
Let's say an external user wants to connect to the webservice with an url. During the request (which passes through a load-balancer and has SSL-offloading), the service is accessed on a OC4J container, which generates a WSDL that returns to the client. However, the returning WSDL contains URLs that contain the name of the internal machine instead of the external url. This results in a scenario where other programs cannot link to our WSDL, as they cannot fully download it (see drawing for clarification).
How can I make the WSDL accessible for external users? (i.e. trick the service into generating url's using the externalurl.com reference, rather than its machine name?)
For what it's worth: In Tomcat you can specify proxyName and proxyPort for a Connector. How can this be achieved in OC4J?
You can provide an oracle-webservices.xml file along with your application to override the default binding settings of the OC4J container.
You can find more information here.