B1WS Web services Wrapper

Hello,
I Recently downloaded and installed WEB SERVICES WRAPPER ( B1WS)
installation went fine i configured my IIS server to accept B1WS
all seems fine but when i try to use the loggin function
u2018 Create Service WebReference
Dim login As LoginService = New LoginService
' service command login call
sessionID = login.Login(
"localhost",
"COM_OBS_AUT_TEST",
LoginWebRef.LoginDatabaseType.dst_MSSQL2005, true,
"sa", "xx",
"manager", "manager",
LoginWebRef.LoginLanguage.ln_English, true,
"localhost:30000")
I get an exception thrown which reads the following
LOGIN ERROR ENV: RECEIVER 100000001 Connection with liscense server failed.
this is a new tool availible from sap and i tried to get support direcetly from SAP but they never heard of this nor support it.
Anyone have this issue? am i missing a step in my configuration?

Sebastiano,
In the documentation for the B1WS tool as offered here on SDN ... it is offered "as is" ... meaning that you cannot ger support from SAP on this tool. This is similar to all the SAP Business One SDK tools offered here. At this link ...
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/businessone?rid=/webcontent/uuid/a0915b47-ef89-2a10-91a5-b22649e5cfab [original link is broken]
... you will see this line listed ...
"B1WS is delivered within the SDN license structure and therefore no support is provided."
That being said ... the issue you are getting is that it cannot find your SAP Business One License Server ... based on the message that you are getting. What you need to verify is that you have the DI Server installed, configured and licensed as B1WS requires the DI Server. You may also want to substitute the IP address of the machine that has the SAP Business One License server running on it ...
ex. <ip address>: 30000
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