Omniportlet won't display web service

When I put in a valid WSDL link ie.
http://www.extensio.com:8080/ExtensioInfoServer/mbsoap/MBWSSoapServices.wsdl
I only ever get:
Failed to load WSDL file. Check the location of the WSDL. The WSDL file may have syntax errors.
This is the case for all web services on xmethods.net.
Any ideas?
This is for a competitive situation.
Many Thanks,
Colin

Hello Colin,
In you are into a LAN you need to check the proxt configuration of the OmniPortlet (and Web Clipping)
Go to the PortalTools application page:
http://server:port/portalTools
Regards
Tugdual Grall

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