I’ve created a Web Service in wM 6.1 using the default SOAP processor and have generated the WSDL for it. I can succesfully use that WSDL in wM to create a Web Service Connector in order to test the service.
The client is using Visual Studio and we are not able to load the WSDL as a Web Refernce. Has anyone been able to add a wM Web Service as a Web Reference in Visual Studio?
Jason,
Yes this has been done by many of us. What kind of error are you getting when you try and load the web reference?
As a side note, you will see from other posts here, using the webMethods IS IDE to generate WSDL is not a best practice. Do your WSDL and schema first outside of webMethods. Then design your interface around the spec.
I agree with Mark about not using the Developer’s WSDL generator. That said, it will occasionally and accidently create a WSDL that will work. 
Any of the web services testing tools (CrossCheck’s SOAPSonar, Parasoft’s SOATest, iTKO’s LISA, XML Spy Enterprise, etc.) will read a WSDL and tell you if its valid. If the generated WSDL passes validity and WS-I interoperability tests, they you are probably safe to send it to a client.
Understand, however, that the generated WSDL will only contain one operation which is extremely limiting for describing Web Services (caps intentional) that contain multiple operations.
Mark
I followed everyone’s advice and created a WSDL by hand instead of using the one that wM generated.
We still aren’t able to get Visual Studio to create a 100% working Web Reference but I think that’s do to UDDI and not the WSDL.