"Binding is null" when calling web service

Hello,
I'm trying to call a web service from an automatic activity using:
str as String
hw as RecupelWebServices.HelloWorld.DummyWebService = MyWebServices.HelloWorld.DummyWebService()
helloWorld hw
     returning str = helloWorldResult
(similar to the documentation example)
But it fails, warning that:
a component failed trying to execute activity ...
The method 'CIL_myMethod' from class 'MyProject.MyProcessName.Default_1_0.Instance' could not be successfully executed.
Caused by: Binding is null, maybe this web service was introspected with an old version. Try to reintrospect it.
fuego.lang.ComponentExecutionException: The method 'CIL_myMethod' from class 'MyProject.MyProcessName.Default_1_0.Instance' could not be successfully executed.
Introspection went ok, although with a warning:
Introspecting...
downloading /DummyWebService/HelloWorld.asmx?wsdl
parsing /DummyWebService/HelloWorld.asmx?wsdl
checking /DummyWebService/HelloWorld.asmx?wsdl
[Warning] The binding 'DummyWebServiceSoap12' with type 'tns:DummyWebServiceSoap'is unsupported. Components will not be generaded for this binding..
'http://tempuri.org/' was parsed.
Analyzing dependecies for module 'MyWebServices.HelloWorld'...
Analyzing dependecies for module 'MyWebServices.HelloWorld'...
Analyzing Components
Storing Instrospected Types
Introspection completed. Errors: 0, Warnings: 1.
The web service is also accessible outside of the BPM environment.
Any ideas what I'm missing here?

I'm having the same issue with OBPM Studio 10.3.1 build #98887 when trying to invoke a Web Service introspected from OSB.
Caused by: Binding is null, maybe this web service was introspected with an old version. Try to reintrospect it.
When introspecting I got one warning that doesn't seem to have any relation with the runtime error:
+[Warning] It is not recommended the usage of SOAP encoding array types, specially if you are working with document/literal WSDLs (complex type name: List in namespace: java:java.util ).+

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