Soap Action missing in the WSDL generated for Service Interface

Hi All,
I have modelled an interface in the ESR and have created the proxy in the back-end ECC6 system. It is basically an outside-in approach. I have generated a WSDL using the Wizard in the SPROXY transaction. But the WSDL does not have any SOAP Action. I tried to create a web-service for an existing BAPI. That WSDL also did not have any SOAP Action. Can you please let me know why the SOAP Action is missing? Is there any other way of generating the WSDL?
Regards,
Geetha

Hi Geetha,
Please try configuring the entire scenario in PI.
If you are using PI 7.1, You can see the WSDL by right clicking on Sender agreement. Please use SENDER SOAP Channel. In PI 7.0 you will have to generate WSDL manually.
Regards,
Vikas

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