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The webservice created for the RFC should be visible in the webservice tree, tranaction SICF under "sap/bc/srt/sap". The webservice is default created without user/password but you could enter a user/password on the "Logon Data" tab of the webservice.
The webservice created for the RFC should be visible in the webservice tree, tranaction SICF under "sap/bc/srt/sap". The webservice is default created without user/password but you could enter a user/password on the "Logon Data" tab of the webservice.
You could enable the ICF recorder for this webservice. This can be done in transaction SICF. Then calls to the webservce are logged: URL's and also the content of POST.
I understand you are worried about security (i.e.people accessing the Service anonymously is something you want to avoid). Also, you don't want the people to have to manually authenticate themselves (i.e. enter a User ID and Password) to execute the Service. In this case, you need to use a more sophisticated authentication technique like X.509 SSL Client Certificate or SAP Single Sign On Ticket. This is a complex subject and not suitable for discussion here. Here are links to topics that could get you started.
1. SAP Help Portal link to the topic Security Aspects for Web Services:
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