Unifier Web Service BP Creation

Hi;
I'm trying to create a new Payment Application BP using web services CreateBPRecord() Method.
The result after I call the service indicates an error :
693: Cannot create workflow process.
Does anybody know what is this mean?
(Auto creation setup of the BP is complete on the destination project)

Hi,
Are you accessing teh WSDl from a deployed service ? If yes, when providing the Web Service URL, did you extend the URL with ?WSDL ?
Frank

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