Consume WCF Web Service from Designer

I am trying to consume a Windows Communications Foundation web service from within Adobe Form Designer and I believe the WSDL generated in incompatible. The WCF WSDL uses <xsd:import> tags to include other files containing the object schemas, such as the input and output parameters to method calls. Adobe doesn't seem to understand this notation and just shows "Body" for both the input and output, which is not correct.<br /><br />Is there a way to get these technologies to work together?

I understand that you have to set the end point up using code
Hello Paul,
David have setup the endpoint in the code with this line
var endpointAddress = new EndpointAddress(this.Variables.ServiceUrl);
and this means he have created a SSIS variable containing the URL for the web service.
Olaf Helper
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