Accessing a webservice via SOAP from Designer with Authentication

Hi,
I've created a simple process, with one "setValue". The process has two variables "StringIN" and "StringOUT". The setValue sets StringOUT to "hello " + StringIN. The process is therefore called "helloTest" ;-)
Now, when I create a PDF in Designer, I make a connection to my webservice. However, I must supply the Username/Password, because the service is not accessible without authentication. In XMLSpy for instance, I get an Authentication popup ...
How can I do this in Designer ? The popup does not show and I get an error saying that Acrobat can't read the file ...
Regards
Yves

Make sure your service doesn't use authentication.
Go under http://localhost:8080/adminui. Then under Services/Archive Administration/Service Management, find your service.
Then under the Security Tab, set the Security Option to Disabled.
That should let you make an anonymous web service call properly to that service.
Since your service also call other services, you might have to do the same for every service in your process (setvalue service, and other ones if you use other services). They all need the security to be disabled.
Jasmin

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