Ksoap stub generator?

Hello everyone,
I just downloaded Sun Java Studio Enterprise 8.1, since I was told that it has a tool to generate ksoap stub from wsdl file, but I could not find out how? please shed some light on it, much appreciated.
Many thanks!
Hai

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                    UPDTQA01   Abs. Quota Accrual
                  <
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              <
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Regards,
Apoorwa

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