Consume a WebService that exists in SAP ECC 6.0

Hello evrybody,
I have a requirement that I've never done before, I have a webservice in transaction WSADMIN in a SAP ECC 6.0, and I need to consume it from PI but I don't know how, I've worked before with BAPI's and ABAP Proxies but never with WebServcies like this, do you know any documentation or maybe a blog on how to do this?, thanks in advance.
Regards,
Karla

Thanks for your answers, I've used ABAP Proxies before, but in the way of generating an ABAP Proxy of a Inbound or Outbound interface from the IR, now I need to consume a WebService already created in SAP ECC 6.0, and I've never donde this before, I'm trying to understand that using SOAP Adapter I should get the WSDL File of the webservice and upload as an External Definition in the IR, but where could I get the URL to consume the webservice that exists in SAP ECC 6.0, thanks.

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