Error in Web Service SOAP Calling HTTP Code 200

Hi Gurus,
I'm new of this forums, I hope you can help me in my realy strange problem.
I' ve create a Web Service ( SAP ) and my job it's to create a Adobe Interactive Forms with LiveCycle,
that connect to WS and recive some Binding values.
When I import the WSDL in my LiveCycle and create the form, all works fine.
When I preview the pdf generated, I have this kind of error in the xml returned:
soap-env:Server sap SRT: Unsupported xstream found: ("HTTP Code 200 : OK")
When I change button type from Submit to Execute, the preview pdf generated don't works...
I press the button more times and don't works too.
Reguards
Nicola Bisinella

Hi to all,
I have resolved my problem installing Adobe Acrobat Pro and creating the pdf with it...
Thanks
Nicola Bisinella

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Shabeer Ahmed.

Hi
Web AS 6.40 you can create a Web Service Proxy directly in Transaction SE80. Create a new package and right click on it. Choose Create -> Enterprise service / Web service -> Proxy object. Now you can choose how you want to provide the WSDL Source.
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/80fa3dff-ce76-2a10-3f94-f3df8f2db5a2

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