Convert portal service to web service option in NWDS

Hi all,
I am using SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio (Version: 7.0.14), in this I couldn't find option to convert portal service to web service.
Please help me out, how to convert portal service to web service through NWDS or any other way to do it.
Helpful answer will appreciate.
Thanks,
Regards,
Kathiresan R

Hi
In NWDS go to New ->other -> portal application -> portal application object -> portal web services -> portal web services from portal services and select ur portal service.
Generate portal web service with PDK wizard by choosing Portal web service from portal service
Select the interfaces by clicking the browser button.
select the methods to be exposed to web service.
Now WSDL files are generated for portal services.
You can view the WSDL by going to
System administration->support->portal runtime -> soap admin -> web services.
Hope this works for you. Please excuse any small mistakes if I have made.
Regards,
Shitij

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