ABAP Web Service client proxy - generation problems

Hi!
I tried to create an ABAP web service client proxy for many different web services -
for instance some of that listed at <a href="http://www.xmethods.net/">http://www.xmethods.net/</a> .
Almost on 99% of the WSDLs the client proxy generation failed.
For istance "<extension> not supported", or "<message...> must have at least one part",... .
Could anybody tell me what restrictions are to web services you can create a
ABAP client proxy for ?
In the SAP Web AS Java Stack there is no problem at all to generate a
client proxy for almost all of the xmethod-WebServices !
Is the ABAP Web Service proxy generation for production use ?
Regards
Frank Ruggaber

Resolved through SAP Help. Refer SAP note# 0001403271.

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