Regarding Java proxy in PI 7.1

Hi Folks,
I want to implement the java proxy at sender side in one scenario and receiver side in another scenario.
But when I open the IR> Goto Menu> Java Proxy Generation, it opens one pop up and asking the Archieve (you want to create new one or edit the existing file) file, what is this file and what is this type of file?
Another is, after giving some name then it asks the software component version, when I give this SWCV then it is displaying " ...some ID.. Doesn't contain any active message interfaces"?
What is the reason?
Thanks
Ramesh

Hi Thanks for your reply.
But when I open the IR> Goto Menu> Java Proxy Generation, it opens one pop up and asking the Archieve , after give this file then it asks the software component version, when I give this SWCV then it is displaying " ....... ID Doesn't contain any active message interfaces"? What is the reason?
Thanks
Ramesh

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Hi sasitharan,
Please find the relevant link from SAP Help. Please dig more from the link to find more suitable Information[Source: SAP Help- NW PI 7.1- Developing Applications Using Java |http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/45/5821ca2d251feee10000000a1553f7/frameset.htm]
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