Java application -- webservice --- XI ( RFC ) ?

Hi friends ,
 My scenario is like I want via web service I need to pass request to RFC and get the response back . This calling webservice is external java application .
 Can u please tell me What steps i have to do in XI ?
 I have to do synchronous Interface between RFC and webservice right ?
 First I have done this scenario by designing IR and in Configuration I have used SOAP Sender and RFC Receiver adapter . Using Synchronous Interface
 Using Tools -- > Define WebService . I have Defined that as WebService . I has creatd the WSDL File for me.
 I have given the SWDL file and the URL like the following
http://xidev:8021/XISOAPAdapter/MessageServlet?channel=:BS_DISTANCE_CHECK_SOAP:CC_DistanceCheck_SOAP_Sender
 If i copy and paste this URL in my pc .It is showing the Message Servlet Status OK . and some informations also it is giving .
 But the java guys try to use this URL in their web service calling module it is not working .
 The way what i have done is corret ? or something i have to do ?
 What input i have to give to Java Guys to call the webservice ?
 Can you please give your suggestions asap
Best Regards .,.
V.Rangarajan

Hi Bhavesh ,
                  Thanks for your reply.
               Then that URL and WSDL File Which i have given to the Java guys is enough ?
                I have one doubt .I don't know much about the webservices .
                Don't we need SOAP Receiver Adapter for this ?
                How the external application will get back the result ?
Best Regards .,
V.Rangarajan

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