Consuming ES Workplace Web Services in CAF - ReadCustomer Example

Hi,
I am trying out the steps from [Consuming ES Workplace Web Services in CAF|http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw72/helpdata/en/6d/00932cf834471789ad286986185acb/content.htm]
Completed steps 1 through 5 successfully. For step 6 I am unable to locate the options and I guess I missed something here.
When I am testing the development I get the error Service Mapping is missing.
More Error info: com.sap.caf.rt.connectivity.exception.CAFWSExecException: The Service mapping is missing.
Please let me know if I am missing something here or the configuration I might be missing in step 6.
Environment:
SDN_Preview_SR_5_CE71.rar
SDN_Preview_SR_5_IDECE71.rar
Thanks,

solved.

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