How to rebuild BPEL process in remote Integration server?

Please advise kindly how to rebuild a remote wdsl... We have many BPEL processes in a remote Integration server and I need to rebuild one of them after some correction was done in its .xsl file.
When I right-click on the process name in the Jdeveloper list and chose "Rebuild", it is compiled without errors, but with the message as "Warning: The file http://.........wsdl is not part of the active project Project1.jpr, compiled class will be written to Project1.jpr output directory". (But I have no "Project1.jpr") How to get the compiled results to be deployed in the remote Integration server where needed?
Please help kindly...

Dear PuneetRekhade, thank you for your expert comment.
Could you please advise on the following "...compiled class will be written to Project1.jpr output directory". (But I have no "Project1.jpr" as far as I know.) How to get the compiled results to be deployed in the remote Integration server where needed?"
Thank you so much in advance..

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hi....
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