Publish a service from ECC 6.0 to Service Registry on PI 7.1

Question

Hello All,
I've been trying to publish a service from ECC to the SR that has been configured on PI 7.1.
I've followed the below steps to configure the connectivity from ECC to PI.
1. On PI 7.1, created 2 destinations (UDDI_DESTINATION & CLASSIFICATION_DESTINATION) with http authentication (used admin user id with uddi_admin and service_registry_read_write roles assigned)
2. On ECC, created an RFC destination of type G to point to PI 7.1 with path prefix /ESRegistryWS/BasicAuthConfig?wsdl&style=document.
3. On ECC, assigned this RFC destination on LPCONFIG for proxy class CO_ESREGISTRY_WSSI and port LP_WORKPLACE.
4. On ECC, WSPARAM created a new UDDI registry entry with logical port name LP_WORKPLACE.
Next, I tried to publish a Z service from ECC (WSPUBLISH) to this new UDDI registry and I get a prompt to enter a user id and password for the service "/ESRegistryWS/BasicAuthConfig": I inputted the admin id which has uddi_admin and service_registry write access, but I got the below error:
Exception raised during physical system publication. Code : ''
Details:
10150 Invalid Response code (401). Server
<http://myhost.domainxyz.com: 50100/uddi/api/publish/> returned
message <Unauthorized>.
Spent a lot of time debugging and couldn't resolve it..Please help..

Answer 1

Thanks, Raja.
I've already assigned both roles (SERVICE_REGISTRY_READ_WRITE and UDDI_ADMIN) to an admin user ID on UME (PI 7.1). When I try to publish a service (Tx: WSPUBLISH) from ECC, immediately, I get a prompt to enter an id and password for the service "/ESRegistryWS/BasicAuthConfig" like I mentioned in the first post. I'm entering the ID I've configured on UME with those two roles assigned, but I get this error.
10150 Invalid Response code (401). Server
<http://myhost.domainxyz.com: 50100/uddi/api/publish/> returned
message <Unauthorized>.
Seems 100% an authorization error..but don't know what else to look for.
Thanks for looking into this and any other thoughts, you might have.