Problem creating a web service PROXY from a wsdl file/URL

Hi,
I am experiencing problems when I want to import a WSDL file for creating a proxy object.
When I import the WSDL file from URL I get an error like this: <b>404 Not Found
The requested resource does not exist.</b>
Then, I try to create it from a file, but I get other error:
<b>Document not found (path o:\BCS.WSDL, error code 7</b>
The error code 7 indicates <b>unknown error</b>
Any help?.
thanks in advance.
Eduardo.

Hi,
I've done the same from other ECC6.0 System and everything was working perfetly, why all this can happen?
I've ckecked the activation of the proxy objects, traces, etc... and it's the same in both systems, what more should i check?
Thanks in adavance.

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