WebService to RFC without PASSWORD u00BFpossible?

[Former Member]

Hi guys,

I have an scenario WS to RFC (sync). Some of them are standard (with password) and customer is asking me to access to one of them without password

What or where should i configure anything??

I dont think it is possible is WSDL, it may be in Netweaver Configuration or somewhere like this.

Any idea to help me??

Thanks in advance!!!

S

Edited by: ademiv on Sep 21, 2011 3:38 PM

[markangelo_dihiansan]

Hello,

According to this thread,

appending the username/password in the URL only work for adapters that lie on the ABAP stack. If you want, you can try using the URL in the Propose URL when generating the WSDL.

To completely remove user authentication for SOAP Adapter, read Bhavesh's reply in the thread below

Note that by doing so, all username/password authentication will be removed for all scenarios that use SOAP Adapter.

Hope this helps,

Mark

[Former Member]

Thanks everybody, but the thing i wanna do is neither using PASS nor USER.

I would like to make a scenario for a client without using password and user.

Any idea?

[rodrigoalejandro_pertierr]

as i know, you cant because dont forget that the service provided to the client is a web service which endpoint point to PI server, so you need a valid PI user to be able to consume this service.

so you have to ,as i sugguested before, hardcode the user and password in the Web service ´s URL.

Rgds

RP

[Former Member]

Hi, thanks both, I ve tried two opcions but no success.

Service is still asking me password.

Any other idea?

Thanks!

Sebastian

[baskar_gopalakrishnan2]

Soap adapter that runs in netweaver java stack looks for either basic authentication or certificate authentication (ssl). You can create certificate and share that with your client. Store your created certificate in the netweaver keystore. This way your client uses your certificate to consume webservice without entering user/password.

Hope that helps. I believe netweaver stack looks for some authentication (either basic or certificate) to connect. Without authentication you cannot connect and consume webservice.

[rodrigoalejandro_pertierr]

you are doing something wrong because i did some escenarios with this configuration and woked perfect.

please review your endpoint.

Rgds

RP

[Former Member]

Exactly.

You can add, to the endpoint Service URL these parameters:

&sap-user=<username>&sap-password=<password>

Copy user PIAPPLUSER to a new user, and then use this User for WS Logon.

[rodrigoalejandro_pertierr]

you can go through this

once you set the user and password in the URL, give that to the user and no login will be necessary.

Rgds

RP