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@@ -225,17 +225,12 @@ public class AlignmentWSPublisher {
<li> Specify a port that is not blocked by a firewall of your machine or by your network/provider.
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-<p> The qualified name of the service consists
-of the namespace "http://example.ws.matcher/" (because the webservice is part of package example.ws.matcher) and a local name that stands for the service
-wrapping your matcher, which is in our example MyAlignmentWSService (= classname + "Service").
-The service can be accessed at via the URL http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS and its WSDL - describing its methods - can be found at http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS?wsdl.
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-<p>To use the seals infrastructure you have to know the <b>namespace of your matching service</b>, you have to know the <b>local name of your service</b>, and finally you have to know the <b>URL of the servic endpoint</b> in order to specify it for running an evaluation.</p>
+<p> The service can be accessed at via the URL http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS and its WSDL - describing its methods - can be found at http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS?wsdl. </p>
+<p>To use the seals infrastructure you have to know the <b>namespace of your matching service</b> (e.g. "example.ws.matcher"), you have to know the <b>class implementing your service</b> (e.g. "AlignmentWSImpl" or "MyAlignmentWS"), and finally you have to know the <b>URL of the service endpoint</b> in order to specify it for running an evaluation
+(e.g. "http://134.155.86.66:8080/matcherWS?wsdl").</p>
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