SMP 2.3 with xcode

i finished SMP 2.3 hybrid application and implemented to XCode . now i finished the first steps that means i created the hwc container on xcode.
now i added my application it give some error .

I think you have n't entered the configuration details of the server and user credentials for HWC , These are to be specified at the settings option in the application.

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