Consuming password authenticated web service in PeopleSoft

I have requirement where I have to do modification on PS delivered location setup page to validate the address entered by user against pitney bowes database using webservice provided by them for validation, I have been provided with WSDl ur l(http,SOAP protocol), I am very new to web services , After reading on various blogs I was able to do basic setup by using consume web service wizard , I have got services ,message, service operation and routing created by default while consuming,I have copied delivered WSDL_NODE node and used it while consuming , I wanted to know what changes do I need to do in node and advanced gateway properties file, do I have define this node any where in gateway properties file and how , also they have provided us an userID and Password ,I am not sure where to configure the credential , also what I have to provide as default user-id/external ID / password , what do we need to provide in WS-Security tab . I am able to ping the node with doing any changes in security but not able to send request message. It will be helpful if someone can guide me how to configure web services security while consuming web service. and other important things that I need to take care.

The information in this article about consuming a web service may be helpful:
http://www.peoplesoftwiki.com/consuming-a-web-service

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