Unable to wire BPEL process to external Web Service

Hi ,
I am working on calling Web service from BPEL Process(I am trying to invoke currency converter service from BPEL process).I added Curreny Converter webservice component in "External references" Swimlane in SOA(Jdeveloper) composite editor by using WSDL that I got for that service..I also built the BPEL Process (BPEL Currency Process-which has bpelcurrenyprocess_client service in 'Exposed Services' swimlane).Then I wired BPEL Process to "CurrencyConverter" service.When U click on BPEL process,We have to get the that(Currency Converter" service) in right side partner link in BPEL Process( .bpel editor) editor.But I am not getting that in partner link.
I hope some of you guys are already worked on BPEL process which calls "CurrencyConverter" Service.Can anybody help me in this issue?
I am giving service details through which u can track about the issue that I am talking about:
WSDL : CurrencyConvertor.asmx.wsdl
example application is :bpel-106-CallingWebServices.jpr
Note : I want to siimulate above application in my application
Edited by: 899283 on May 14, 2012 4:48 AM

if you are not getting the partner link even after adding in the composite view, you may just perform the following steps.
Right click on the right swimlane in your BPEL View, create a partner link, and you would see 4 buttons just above the Text box for WSDL URL. Select the 3rd button there. That is the service wizard. Once you click on that, you would need to repeat the set of steps that you did on the "Composite View" earlier.
And there, you have it in your BPEL View!
Hope this helps!

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I have created an External Web Service, and I am trying to call the web service from SAP. I watched some tutorial and did everything like them, but I am getting this error:
SOAP:1,023 SRT: Processing error in Internet Communication Framework: ("ICF Error when receiving the response: ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED")
Can someone tell me how to solve this problem ?
Thank you in advance

Your AS ABAP is unable to connect to the remote server, talk to your network admins.

Unable to wire BPEL process to external Web Service

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