How to start Web Service Creation Tool in CRM 6.0 ?

Hi,
I am trying to create new web service in CRM 6.0. I have gone through the documentation and no where I see how to start this tool. Can anyone explain how to start this tool please.
Thanks for reading this message. Your help will be appreciated.
Regards,
Phani.

Hi,
There are 2 ways how you could call up the WebService Tool. The first one is already described before, this is directly from the component workbench (see comment before) in the test mode.
The second one is to integrate it into any role directly and start it directly from that role. Therefore you have to do the following:
1. Go to the IMG - Customizing in SAP Gui (transaction SPRO)
2. there in Customer Relationship Managment-> UI Framework-> Technical role definition enter "define navigation bar profile"
3. There you will find an logical link (which is the basis for you beeing able to navigate to the WebService tool) named "WEB-SER".
4. You have to assign this link in the next folder to a Work Center Link Group under "assigned links"
5. Then you go to the next folder "Define Work Center" and there you assign your "work center link group" to a work center
Now you have done the basics and now you have to decide in which Role you want to have it displayed. Therefore you go to "Define Profile" further down in the same Tree
1. Select the role where you want to assign the Work Center to
2. Go to assign WorkCenters and add it there
3. Decide on the position number where the work center should appear in your role.
If you have done this you should and you have not done it so far, go to "Business role" (you could do this in IMG or in the WebUI). As you are already in IMG lets assume you stay there:
1. Go to "Define Business Role"
2. Check at the details of the business role that your Navigation bar Profile used in "Define Profile" above is assigned to your business role
3. Go to "Adjust Work Center" and make sure your work center is there and is not set to "invisible".
4. In "Ajust Work Center Link Groups" decide if the your new entrie should be displayed in the 2nd Level Menue of your role via flagging "in menu" or if it just should be reachable via the work center (not flagging in menue) but have it visible.
Via this the new entry should appear in the Work Center (when the user is pressing on the left side just the button of your Work Center or also in the second level menue when he uses the little arrow on the Menue itself.
Hope this helps
Florian

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