(SOAP sender) --- XI ---- R/3 (RFC receiver) this sync scenario

Hi Experts,
Webservice(SOAP sender) < - > XI <--> R/3 (RFC receiver) this sync scenario tested with Infopath successfully.
I have given partner number,student object id are the two input fields(request) and i am getting student number as response. This scenario is working when i use MS infopath.
I have generated WSDL file embedded with below URL
http://xxxx.yyytec.passh.ed:7271/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:Webservice_Sender_BS:GET_NUMBERS_Sender_CC&version=3.0;amp;Sender.Service=Webservice_Sender_BS;amp;Interface=urn%Apache
Sender business system: Webservice_Sender_BS
Sender CC: GET_NUMBERS_Sender_CC
Msg Interface: STU_GET_NUMBERS_Synch_MI
now we want to test from third party website, what are the things to be provided to the website developer to test the scenario.
the way i generated URL, is it correct?
if i provide above URL and generated WSDL in XI , is it enough for web developer to enter the input fields to RFC(r/3) via XI as webservice request and getting back response from RFC(r/3) to webservice via XI.
can you please advice if any body worked on this kind of scenario.
Thanks
Dhanush.

For the developer you have to provide WSDL file so that they know the input/output fields and write the code.
URL is correct.
Other informatino they required is Username and password of you PI system.
Gaurav Jain
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