Web Services naming conversion

Hi,
I try to create web service consumer proxy (through SE80). As a source I am using local WSDL file. What confuses me is the fact, that at the end system asks me to enter object access key ... Why system needs this key when I am createing my own object? Are there any naming conversions required to be met? For example, in WSDL i have defined port with name TPSPPORT, and system asks me to enter access key to the object CO_TPSPORT_TYPE ... Changing TPSPORT type to ZTPSPORT did not help.
Any ideas?
Thank you.
Edited by: Rastislav Mojzis on Jul 24, 2008 10:38 AM

Sorry for typing error ... Of course I meant "naming conventions" ...

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