Consuming CRM Web Services via 3rd Party system

Hi Gurus
I've created an RFC Function Module which I converted to a Web Service
I've used soapUI to test the Web Service and it's working perfectly.
The 3rd Party wanting to use the Web Service is new to this technology and I'm not much better from a consuming point of view.
What URL does the 3rd party need to call:
WSD
WDSL
The Endpoint
Or am I completely off.
Many Thanks in advance
Panduranga

Hi,
Your question does not make sense.
If you have tested your web service successfully with SOAPUI, you do know the answer.
The 3rd party needs to use the URL that you used for your SOAPUI test.
Regards,
Olivier

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