Example wsdl and logical port for consumer proxy anyone ?

Hi,
Could please somebody give me an example of external WSDL file and logcial port created for the WSDL file in SOAMANAGER ?
I need to create manually logical port for my consumer proxy and I am missing something because my logical port is not active.
Any example is more than welcome.
I need to know how to populate fields manually on the following tabs based on the info in a WSDL file:
Consumer Security Additional Information Web Service Addressing Messaging Transport settings Message Attachments Operation specifi
Thanks and Regards
Agnieszka
The message, I am getting, when creating logical port is:
Operation 'SrtFmStatefulTf' not found [NS: 'urn:sap-com:document:sap:soap:functions:mc-style']
I think that maybe something is wrong with my wsdl.
Edited by: Agnieszka Domanska on Nov 17, 2010 5:41 PM

Hi Milan,
this kind of error occurs when there is no service and end point description in the WSDL of provider who's service you are trying to consume using Consumer Proxy.
Just open the provider's WSDL URL that you have given while creating Logical port for the consumer proxy and check if service and end point exists there.
Thanks
Sunil Singh

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