SOAMANAGER: RFC connection uses 'anonymous' PSE?

Hi Everybody - We want to configure our ERP 6.04 system to consume an external web service. The web service will be accessed by an ABAP program (not by the end user). We want to use SSL and a service userid/password.
If the developer uses the supplied WSDL and tcodes SE80 and soamanager, the automatic configuration generates an RFC connection that does not contain userid and password and uses the SSL Client Standard PSE (SAPSSLC.pse). If the developer uses a manual configuration in soamanager in order to specify basic authentication in addition to SSL then the RFC connection will contain the userid/password, but it will also specify the 'anonymous' PSE (SAPSSLA.pse).
1. Does the above sound correct?
2. Are there any real issues with using the 'anonymous' PSE instead of the standard client PSE?
3. Will the 'anonymous' PSE present a problem when we go to QA and production (which will use CA signed certificates)?
4. Is there a way to specify SSL with userid/password and get the RFC connection to use the standard client PSE?
Thanks for your help - points awarded for helpful input.
Jeff

Hi Jeff,
Yes, you are right automatic LP generation can't change via change in RFC destination but manual LP can be changed via RFC destination.
See SAP help:http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/5b/2e423c0bcc4a7ee10000000a114084/content.htm and read point 3 and 4 carefully.
STANDARD = "Mutual Authentication"
Anonymous = "Only server Authentication"
Make sure you configured/activated correct security setting as per following document:
Configure ABAP AS: http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/65/6a563cef658a06e10000000a11405a/content.htm
Workaround I'll suggest that create another LP manually with exact settings you can see in automatic created LP and then change generated RFC destination (you can change manually generated LP's RFC destination).
To use standard client SSL you need to configure mutual trust between consumer and provider (I haven't configured it myself).
I'll investigate more and come back to you.
Regards,
Gourav

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