Problem creating Web Service with Wizard

Hi,
I have problems in generating a WebService based on my EJB using the Wizard integrated in SAP Dev. Studio (right click on "ejb-jar.xml" -> New -> Web Service in the J2EE DC Explorer)
In the method selecting screen the methods of my Bean are shown but I can't select any of them (they are not active)!?
Has anybody a suggestion concerning this?
Thx a lot

You have to make sure that the endpoints to your web service are valid endpoints. For help view the documentation at
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/94/91d32be5b8f945a4122ac6119316df/content.htm
If your endpoints aren't one of the one's listed you'll run into the problem you are describing

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