Web-Service-Browser doesn't work

Hi everybody
I try to access the Web-Service-Browser on a WAS 6.20 in order to create a Web Service. However when I call "http://s90801:8200/sap/bc/bsp/sap/WebServiceBrowser/search.html?sap-client=
200", the WAS6.20 asks me for
User-Id and password the browser returns "the page cannot be display"
message. The call is executed in SE80 with the test function button.
The ICM seems the function well when I execute e.g.
http://s90801:8200/sap/bc/ping
Your help is really appreciated.
Regards
Chr. Johner

Hi
I unchecked the "Show friendly HTTP error message", but
this dosen't solve the problem, instead it shows
the run time error RABAX_STATE.
I need the web-service-browser to generate the
WSDL (see http://help.sap.com/saphelp_47x200/helpdata/en/94/f8c8c8e68811d6b2dc00508b5d5211/content.htm)
Regards
Christof

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