Create webservices and deploy

Dear Gurus,
I had followed the below steps in creating webservices using ABAP.
1. Create Package
2. Create Function group
3. Create RFC function module
4. Create webservice from the function module
5. Create service definition, select port profie and deploy service and assign to Package and transport request
6. Executed SOAMANAGER transaction , it opens a webpage with internet explorer defaul web page and I dont see any SOA administration related information and I dont have any clue how to proceed further.
Please let me know if I there is any prerequisities Like SP to be installed, or any configuration / settings needs to be done.
I am workign in SAP ECC 6.0 (SAP version 700)
Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Shanthi

Hi,
The steps are
1. In start menu --> Run --> type Drivers and press enter
2. In that select the folder etc
3. Then open the file hosts in notepad
4. In the hosts file add your server ip and the domain name and save it.
5. Then in internet explorer click tools --> internet options --> connections --> lan settings ---> advanced and add the domain there also.
it will work fine
For this get the assist from your system Admin.

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Dear Gurus,
I had followed the below steps in creating webservices using ABAP.
1. Create Package
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5. Create service definition, select port profie and deploy service and assign to Package and transport request
6. Executed SOAMANAGER transaction , it opens a webpage with internet explorer defaul web page and I dont see any SOA administration related information and I dont have any clue how to proceed further.
Please let me know if I there is any prerequisities Like SP to be installed, or any configuration / settings needs to be done.
I am workign in SAP ECC 6.0 (SAP version 700)
Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Shanthi

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Once you are in the SOA Management screen, select single service adminstration and select your service and create End Point there.
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