Error on Client WebService generation

Dear all,
I am trying to generate a client webservice for Microsoft Exchange Server from the exchange.wsdl.
While generation I get the following error.
+Incorrect value: XSD-Namensraum http://schemas.microsoft.com/exchange/services/2006/types nicht verfügbar
Exception of class CX_SIDL+
Does anybody knows what this means and how I can fix this to generate the client proxy from the WSDL.
Best regards
Roman

Hi,
Thanks for sharing the doc.
I had followed the steps as mentioned in the doc.
After specifying default mappings(Package name and Root Package Type) , I continued with the creation of Proxy.
When I click on the Finish button I am getting the mentioned error.
I can create proxy if I don't mention the default mappings.
Thakns

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