WAD Java-Call Failed

Hi
I'm using WAD 7 and when I try to save a webtemplate I get this error:
<i><b>Java-Call Failed: Call XMLVALIDATION abandoned (1). Check BI Portal Conne
Java-Call Failed: Call VALIDATION abandoned (1). Check BI Portal Connecti</b></i>
The webtemplate is saved anyway, but always get this error message.
Can you tell me what should I do?
Thanks

Is your BEx Web setup properly? Run report RSPOR_SETUP and check that everything is succesful.

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