Calling a WD java Application URL from a wsdl at PI

Hi experts ,
we have a requirement where a wsdl at PI server should call a webdynpro java application , the URL of the application is given to PI Team, but they are unable to call my webdynpro java application , is there any standard way of doing this..
Regards
Govardan

are u sure this is your requirement?
pi is not suppose to call that url
wdj is supposed to be call by human via browser....

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