If you know the address of the machine you need to hit at runtime, why not just
hit it and get the WSDL that it has generated (which would have the appropriate
substitution for REPLACE_WITH_ACTUAL_URL)?
Instead of:
File file = new File("C:/a.wsdl");
| URL url = new URL(file.toURL().toString());
You would have something like:
URL wsdlLocation = new
URL("http://hostname:8080/webServiceName/WebServiceName?wsdl";);
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