Can't compile wsdl file provided by XI

When I want to call the XI, I compile the wsdl file provided by XI,the error messages shows below:
"ZTRRETURN.java": cannot resolve symbol: variable __hshCodeCalc in class functions.rfc.sap.document.sap_com.ZTRRETURN at line 233, column 9
"MI_SLOF_TR_GUDGET_RFCBindingStub.java": package functons.rfc.sap.document.sap_com does not exist at line 151, column 53
How can I solve it,many Thanks!
Jerry Yue

Hi Jerry,
Please detail your steps because it's not clear to me.
What are you trying to do ?
Import a wsdl into XI ? ( but you say 'provided' by xi )
If yes, copy the wsdl file
Or are you trying the generate a proxy ?
regards
Dirk

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