Cannot Test this Web Service using the Test Page

Hello,
I'm using
- JDeveloper 11.1.1.3.0
- SOA Suite 11.1.1.3.0
- Weblogic Server 10.3.3
- Windows XP SP3 (german version)
Now I'm having a BPEL-Process (SOA) Project created in JDeveloper and deployment to the server works fine, i.e. the service can be seen in enterprise manager.
But if I want to test the service using the webservice tester it get the following error if I copy the URL for getting the WSDL file to another browser tab:
Cannot Test this Web Service using the Test Page
Endpoint Name : FabricProvider (Service Description)
You can test the Web Service using a Java client.
Failed to Load a composite for composite identified by default/ReisebuchungService!1.0*soa_6aebb5fb-7830-497b-b853-839518d112f0
Please verify that the composite has been deployed.
Can you help me with this issue? I have no idea where to start debugging or resolving the problem.
Thanks in advance

Heya
others and I face the same issue, reported here:
TP4: Cannot Test this Web Service ...
Oracle is not too responsive on the issue though.... :(
Cheers Christian.

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