Has anyone deployed Web Services on J2EE RI 1.3.1 using Studio ?

I am getting the following run time exception -
java.lang.RuntimeException: Failed to fnd SOAP deployment descriptor by the resource name '/as/WebService/ClaimsManagerWebServiceSOAP.dd'. Unable to automatically deploy as a SOAP service.
     at com.sun.forte4j.webdesigner.basecomponent.DeploySOAP.loadRegistry(DeploySOAP.java:47)
And Studio has deployed my service under $J2EE_HOMEpublic_html/ClaimsManagerContext as follows -
ClaimsManagerWebService.wsdl META-INF
ClaimsManagerWebServiceClient_Error.jsp original.war
ClaimsManagerWebServiceClient_SOAP.html soap.xml
getLightWeightClaims_SOAP.jsp WEB-INF
and under WEB-INF/classes/as/WebService i have my .dd -ClaimsManagerWebServiceSOAP.dd

Sorry : my version xmlpserver is 101342

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