Standalone Proxies for Web Services : Developer Studio 7.0.12 & SAP PI7.1

Dear Experts,
We are trying to consume SAP PI 7.1 WebServices using an EAR deployed on SAP NetWeaver 7.0.
Unfortunately, we face the following issue using the WebService plugin of Developer Studio (based on SP12).
The idea consists of generating a standalone proxy we can reuse as library in our EAR (we haven't tried the deployed proxy yet) but the generated code looks wrong. No issue neither during build nor during deployment but an HTTP 500 during the execution of the proxy. Actually, the stub inherits from the JAXR stub trying to execute an _init method which doesn't exist (according to the error message).
It looks like having a generated code which doesn't fit with the NetWeaver Developer Studio librairies. Did someone face this issue in the past? How can we solve it or could someone tell me the version of the JAXR library we must use with the standalone proxy generated with this NetWeaver Studio version? Are my assumptions wrong?
Thanks for your help and Best Regards,
Ludovic Fernandez

Hi,
"Cannot allocate memory" bit common problem in the installation solution for this is just stop the installation connect to database and stop the database and start the database and restart the installation follow the steps to stop the database
1. Logon as orasid user
2. sqlplus/no log
3. connect / as sysdba
4. shutdown immediate
to start startup
Regards,
Rakesh

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