@@ -149,9 +149,21 @@ public class AlignmentWSPublisher {
<li> Specificy a port that is not blocked by a firewall of your machine or by your network/provider.
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<p> Moreover, you should use as endpoint: <tt>"IP"</tt>+<tt>"/matcherWS"</tt>, as <tt>http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS</tt>. </p>
<p> The qualified name of the service consists
of the namespace "http://matcher.ws.omt.sealsproject.eu/" (because the webservice is
part of package eu.sealsproject.omt.ws.matcher) and a local name that stands for the service
wrapping your matcher, which is in our example AlignmentWSImplService (= classname + "Service").
If your matcher is for example called "XMatch" we recommend to name the implementing class "eu.sealsproject.omt.ws.matcher.XMatch" resulting in the local name "XMatchService" for the webservice.</p>
<p>To use the seals infrastructure you have to <b>use the seals namespace</b> like in the
presented example, and you <b>have to know the local name of your service</b> in order to
specify it for running an evaluation.</p>
<p>Following the example above, the description of the service can be then accessed at http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS?wsdl. </p>