Generating Inbound WSDL files.

Hi i am unable to generate inbound WSDL files for JDE. could anyone help me out regarding this please?
Also i have doubts regarding channel creation.
in tcp listener basic configuration under host name and port what do we specify? it asks for database host adn port but when i give the enterprise server details (thats where my db resides) i get JVM_BIND exception. but on speifying a random value for port, it works. (bugs me!!)
thanks in advance

Host:local host (the machine where you are listeneing or AE running)
Port:you need specify the port number which is specifed in config file on the JDE enterprise server

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