Setting Destinations to UDDI Server and Classification Service

Managing Destination Templates

1. To access SAP NetWeaver Administrator, open a browser and enter the following address: http://[host]:[port]/nwa

2. Choose  SOA  Technical Configuration  Destination Template Management .

Creating Destination to the UDDI Server

• When you want to use a non-SAP UDDI server, use an older release version of AS ABAP, or use any version of Visual Composer, you need to create the following destination:

  • Destination Type : WSDL

  • Destination Name : UDDI_DESTINATION

  • URL : http://[host]:[port]/uddi/wsdl/uddi_v3_service.wsdl

    The URL used as an example is valid for the SAP UDDI server. If you are using a non-SAP UDDI server, the URL would be different.

  • For authentication, select HTTP Authentication , and then choose User ID/Password (Basic) .

  • Enter a user ID and password.

    Make sure the user account you provided is assigned to the UDDI_Admin and SERVICES_REGISTRY_READ_WRITE roles.

  Note

  Consider that when using the UDDI_DESTINATION destination you cannot use the role-based access control feature of Services Registry and cannot apply usage profiles.

• When you want to use role-based access, you need to create the following destination:

  • Destination Type : WSDL

  • Destination Name : UDDI_DESTINATION_V11

  • URL : http://[host]:[port]/uddi/wsdl/uddi_v3_service.wsdl

    The URL used as an example is valid for the SAP UDDI server. If you are using a non-SAP UDDI server, the URL would be different.

  • Authentication: select HTTP Authentication , and then select Logon Ticket .

  Note

  When both UDDI_DESTINATION and UDDI_DESTINATION_V11 destinations are present, the latter takes precedence for SR 1.1.

• When you want to connect to a non-SAP UDDI server using the AuthToken authentication mechanism, you need to create the following destination:

  • Destination Type : WSDL

  • Destination Name : UDDI_DESTINATION_AUTH_TOKEN

  • URL : http://[host]:[port]/uddiat/wsdl/uddi_v3_service_authtoken.wsdl

    The URL used as an example is valid for the SAP UDDI server. If you are using a non-SAP UDDI server, the URL would be different.

  • For authentication, select HTTP Authentication , and then choose User ID/Password (Basic) .

  • Enter a user ID and password.

    Make sure the user account you provided is assigned to the UDDI_Admin and SERVICES_REGISTRY_READ_WRITE roles.

  Note

  The UDDI_DESTINATION_AUTH_TOKEN destination is used only as a holder of the credentials of the user used in get_AuthToken request. It is mandatory to perform all of the following additional configurations:

  • UDDI_DESTINATION_AUTH_TOKEN must be used along with one of the above described destinations, UDDI_DESTINATION or UDDI_DESTINATION_V11.

  • These destinations should have the same endpoint URL as the UDDI_DESTINATION_AUTH_TOKEN destination, for example: http://[host]:[port]/uddiat/wsdl/uddi_v3_service_authtoken.wsdl

  • These destinations should have authentication method set to None.

Creating Destination to the Classification Service

Create a new destination with the following properties:

• Destination Type: WSDL

• Destination Name: CLASSIFICATION_DESTINATION

• URL: http://[host]:[port]/ClassificationService/CS?wsdl

• Authentication: HTTP Authentication

• Select User ID/Password (Basic)

• Enter a user ID and password

• If this user is not an administrator, assign the roles UDDI_Admin and SERVICES_REGISTRY_READ_WRITE.