WebServices Creation and Consuming a Web Service in WDA ABAP

Dear Experts,
We are on SAP-ABAP Release 7.00 / SAP NetWeaver 2004s / SP19.
Problems and Confusions galore.
WebService Consumption
We have been given an external webservice which need to be consumed. When I try to create a proxy thru SPROXY or thru SE80, it throws an error : Proxy Generation : Errors Occured (In German)/ Exception Occured in Library handler/ Not Implemented / No vendor specified.
What am I doing wrong?? Any step by step !!! Pls. help.
I have reached a point where I have absolutely no idea where to go.
+WebService Creation for an RFC FM +
WSDL created (later came to know its available by default), its visible in SOA Manager but execution doesn't throw up the screen wherein one can input field values to test the service. Although. the XML file is generated.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Please Note :
1> XI Framework is NOT available
2> on Calling TCode : SPROXY, it shows "No connection to ESR"
Thankx in advance.
Regds,
Srini

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