Create Web Service Ecc 6.0 -Configure Web Aplicat. Serv (SICF, SOAMANAGER)

Hi Experts,
Im trying to consume a Web Service. My client recently upgraded to Ecc 6 version, and want's now to change all teh used RFC's to Web Service, and for all i've red until now this step doesn't seems to be so hard, creating the wsdl from the function module.
My difficulty is on th eWAS, Web Aplication Server, configuration. Im unable to create the wsdl due to the lack of configuration on the WAS. I allready been on the SICF, but i dont know what kind of services need to be activated in order to see the soamanager on the Internet Explorer and create the wsdl.
Can anyone provide me documentation to configure the WAS, or tell me how to configure it?
Any help would be apreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards
João Martins
Ps - Sorry Wrong Forum Topic - Can anyone transfer it to the Abap General pls
Edited by: joao martins on Apr 26, 2010 12:47 PM
closing this one and creating new one on the right forum
Edited by: joao martins on Apr 26, 2010 2:40 PM

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