Problem creating J2ME web service client

Hi,
I am using netbeans (5 and 5.5 beta 2). I have created a web service which works fine. I also created a regular web service client as a standalone application which also works fine and connects to my web service with no problem.
BUT, when I want to create a J2ME web service client (under a J2ME application) I have to locate my WSDL file. but the wizard shows me the error "WSDL file does not contain port information".
By looking at the WSDL file I can see that port is created - or maybe I'm wrong.
piece from WSDL file:
<service name="myServiceName">
<port name="myServiceSPort" binding="tns:TranslatorWSPortBinding">
<soap:address location="myURLLocation"/>
</port>
</service>
Please note that I have replaced the actual values in above piece
I tried to use wsgen manually but it didn't help.
Can anyone help me in generating the correct WSDL format as J2ME web service client expects?
Thanks a lot,
S.

well stubs are generated separately using WTK 2.5 stub generator but the problem is with the WSDL at this point.
S.

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