Self developped Web Service in VC 7.1

Dear,
I created a WebService on our old solution center on PI 7.0. As you well know PI 7.0 can only export the WSDL to a file but not to a URL.
Our 7.1 CE environment runs on a different machine and is purely for testing and demos still.
I tested this WSDL file with SoapUI and it worked perfectly.
I then proceeded to upload the .wsdl file to an FTP server, and tested that location with SoapUI and again, the service worked. I did this since the only way to import a WSDL in the NWA/SOA Management/etc. is through a URL.
In Visual Composer I look for the service, and I can find it since I correctly added it to my Registry, but when I click "search" I get the error: Error in search: Result is of type String.
The log is bugged (has always been on the CE system, SAP can't supply a solution for it) so I can't give you the big trace.
I then added the WSDL from the same service, but this time from the one we made prior to sending it over PI. The one named ECC_* from SOAMANAGER. I imported this in the Service Registry, tried it in Visual Composer and this worked perfectly.
My question is as follows:
-- How can I make the WSDL file that goes over PI work in VC?
Thanks in advance,
Frederik-Jan Roose

Hi,
Always remember that Visual composer can consume webservice from service registry only if the following requirements are met
1.The physical system defined in service registry,and service should be configured in NWA of type Service registry
2.The webservice must contain bindings for design time discovery and end points for run time.
If the following sine qua non are met,u can most definately deploy it in VC
Regards,
Mohd Tauseef I

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