You cannot see or run any objects from you extension via the development environment. You can only run/see the objects from the clients. So any calls the the pages needs to have been added to standard objects as new actions. Remember that there can be no code in these actions. Only direct calls to pages or codeunits. So a good way to test that the extension have actually been enabled, is to add a menu suite with your new pages. I get a little confused reading your reply, you write you have added an action (to a page object) in the (extension) base database. What is the result of this? Are you able to see the new action in the client, after you have published the extension? Or is it only the call the the page that doesn't work? In regards to publishing the extension as a web service, then I have no idea what you mean by this? One of my other concerns with extensions right now, is that the whole process of creating/building the extension and later having first to uninstall, import and publish it is very time consuming. Always remember the data upgrade codeunits (required after NAV 2016 RTM), other wise that process will also fail. You cannot just import a new object to an extension, without going through this whole process.
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