Setting up authentication for client proxy in SOAMANAGER

Hi all,
          I have a webservice in .NET system and i have created Client proxy in ABAP.
          I have created logical port also.
          When i am testing the service I am getting a POP-UP to enter username and password.
          Is there any setting for athentication in SOAMANAGER where we can specify the USERNAME &
          Password so that POP-UP for the same is surpassed while testing.
          This, can help calling the service in background.
          Please help am on the end of my wits.
Thanks & Regards.
Yats.

hope below docuements would help you.
Re: Inbound Proxy as WebService
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/b04408cc-f10e-2c10-b5b7-af11026b2393
regards
nag

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HTTP_RESP_STATUS_CODE_NOT_OK
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2. are these configuartion needed for client proxy as well as server proxy also?
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the configuration is one time thing and your R3 will act as a server or client according to the data being sent or received.
In R3 a point to be noted is that in SXMB_ADM -> Intg. Engine Confg. -> Role of Business System sud be as a Application System.
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