WSDL Proxy Wizard and Slashes in Binding/Port Name of SAP Webservice

Hi there,
i have problems to get the Java Webservice Proxy Wizard liking the SAP WSDL File:
Here is a small excerpt of it:
<wsdl:service name="/SIE/TS_PL03_GIDService">
<wsdl:port name="/SIE/TS_PL03_GIDSoapBinding" binding="tns:/SIE/TS_PL03_GIDSoapBinding">
<soap:address location="../sap/bc/srt/rfc/SIE/TS_PL03_GID/version3?sap-client=025"/>
</wsdl:port>
</wsdl:service>
The Editor is also underlining these Names.
I've googled a bit in order to find out if there is a W3C restriction for having forward slashes in service Names but i've not found some so far.
any help is appreciated, Alex

Hi Thomas,
With the newer version of NCo (> 2.0) there is no wizard. You would have to drag and drop the RFC/BAPI from the server explorer window of visual studio.
First open the solution explorer, click on the SAP icon. Specify the credentials. And then from the list of RFC/BAPI drag and drop on SAP connector proxy page(design view). You can also specify the filter to restrict the listing of RFC/BAPI.
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