I have a situation in which I must intercept all SOAP and HTTP traffic,
forward the requests to an existing legacy application and perform some
additional processing logic.  I extended the SoapHttpRouter and use a simple
naming algorithm to determine the URI to forward to.  This works very well
for SOAP requests.  However, I also forward HTTP requests which include WSDL
gets.  The problem I am having is that since I forward the wsdl HTTP GET
operations, I return a WSDL definition which includes the forwared address
in the wsdl:service/wsdl:port/soap:address @location attribute.

e.g.

<service name="OrderDataService">
   <port name="OrderDataServicePort" binding="tns:OrderDataServiceBinding">
       <soap:address
location="http://forwardedhost/order/OrderDataService.ashx" />
   </port>
</service>

However, I nice the intial receiving host in the location uri.  What is the
best way to acheieve this?  Do I need to process any returned wsdl documents
in my router and replace the location?

thanks,
 craig