The Web service is deployed and started on the application server.
You use SAP NetWeaver Administrator to provide a Web service with runtime settings. During the runtime you enable secure communication between the Web service and the Web service client application via a secure proxy. To enable secure communication you have to configure a secure service endpoint on the Web service and at a later stage, a secure logical port on the Web service client.
Log on to the SAP NetWeaver Administrator.
If prompted, enter administrator username and password.
Choose
.Alternatively, you can use the quick link /ssadmin as follows:
http:// local host:<port>/nwa/ssadmin
You can construct <port> by the formula 5 + NN + 00, where NN is the number of the Java instance.
The Single Service Administration screen opens.
Choose the Service Definitions tab.
In the Find field, enter *ConverterBean .
In the Search by dropdown list, choose Internal Name and then choose Go
In the results list, choose ConverterLocal .
Choose the Configuration tab, and then choose New .
In the Service Endpoint Name field, enter ConverterBeanPort .
In the Add toservice field, enter Converter_Service and then choose Next .
On the Security step, proceed as follows:
In the Transport Protocol screen area, choose HTTP .
In the HTTP Authentication screen area, select only User ID/Password .
In the Message Authentication screen area, deselect all options.
Choose Next , and then choose Finish .
You configured runtime settings of the Web service. You can now consume the Web service only if you provide username and password.
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