HTTP PROTOCOL used in XI by default

Hi All,
I exported a wsdl file from XI and I want to use that wsdl to invoke the service in XI.
I am using xml spy to test that wsdl.When I run it, it prompts me to enter user id & password & i do the same. The service gets executed.But now i am writing my own client program in axis..so how should i set authentication information.Do i need to set something in the wsdl in XI so that i will be able to set the authentication info.
Can you tell me what is the default http protocol used by XI??
Thanks,
Archana

HI,
You have to enter the User,pwd.
See this link also.
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/03/01/testing-xi-exposed-web-services
Regards
Chilla..

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