Missing rights to view EDMProjectWEB

hello, i'm reading the book "Composition environment" but now i have a problem.
I see the LogIn-Screen from "<host>:<port>/EDMProjectWEB" but
my "administrator" is not authorized to view the page" after ...
Did i forget to add a special role?
My admin has this roles:
- SAP_CAF_ADMIN
- SAP_CAFUI_ADMIN
- SAP_CAF_DEVELOPER
- GP Business Export
- GP Advanced USER
- GP Basic User
- GP Expert User
- GP Runtime WC
- GP SuperUser
- GP Administrator
I work with SAP CE 7.1 SP5 retail

Hello,
I have the same problem. Is there already a solution to it? I associated all the described roles with the resp. user I want to log in with. But still I get the same error:
You are not authorized to view the requested resource.
Details: No details available.
Help would be really appreciated, since I can't go on with the book having this issue.
Edited by: VitalyM on Nov 19, 2010 6:48 PM

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