Web-Service Proxy and Web-Service Client access in a Bean (EJB 3.0)

Question

Hello Community,
i want to access the SAP Knowledge-Management via the Webservice "RepositoryFrameworkWS", which resides on our Portal-System, from my Java-Application, which runs on a NW CE 7.11 Ehp1 Java Server.
I choosed to create a WS-Client as a deployable client. So i created an Bean Project, imported the WSDL and created a WS-Proxy in that project. Additionaly i added some beans to that Bean-Project which use the WS-Proxy to access the KM.
So far so good.
But the WSDL also creates a Service-Endpoint, which already has an url for the WS-Target and Authentication-Information (in my case it seems that no Authentication is active) in its body.
Because my client shell run on different systems in the future i searched for a way to easiliy deploy my application and adapt target-information elsewhere. I found in the documentation, that after deploying the deployable WS-Proxy/Client this can be done in the NW-Administrator under SOA-Management->Application and Scenario Communication->Single Service Administration.
To my surprise i found my deployed WS there. And the entry for the there listed Port was configurable. But unfortunatly this customization is ignored by the application. For example i changed authentication to a HTTP-Authentication with a specific user and also changed to Target-URL. But with no success.
What's wrong here?
i accessed the WS in my bean in the following way:
    public Class xyz
     @WebServiceRef (name="RepositoryFrameworkWS")
     RepositoryFrameworkWS service;
      RepositoryFrameworkWSViDocument vi = service.getPort(RepositoryFrameworkWSViDocument.class);
     vi.findResources(rid,....)
regards
Matthias Hayk
Edited by: Matthias Hayk on Sep 15, 2009 10:13 AM

Answer 1

Hi Matthias
In Single Service Administration there are two views: Webservices and WS Clients configurations. First of all you should enable BASIC HTTP authentication in WS configuration. Then go to WS Client configuration and enter user/password in HTTP BASIC authentication settings.
Hope this help.
BR, Siarhei