Setcredential

Hi,

I'm trying to call a web service deployed on Jboss Application server and
created with axis technologies.
I have an authentication error.
I'm using $soapclient->setCredentials("administrator","password");
soapclient: in serialize_val: Procedure, 0, , , 
soapclient: endpoint:
http://nior97:8080/bonita_ws/services/ProjectSoapXML?wsdl, soapAction: ,
namespace: http://testuri.org
soapclient: sending msg (len: 558) w/ soapaction ''...
soapclient: transporting via HTTP
soapclient: sending message, length: 558
soapclient: transport debug data...
soap_transport_http: scheme = http
soap_transport_http: host = nior97
soap_transport_http: port = 8080
soap_transport_http: path = /bonita_ws/services/ProjectSoapXML
soap_transport_http: query = wsdl
soap_transport_http: entered send() with data of length: 558
soap_transport_http: connection params: nior97, 8080
soap_transport_http: socket connected
soap_transport_http: setting http auth credentials
soap_transport_http: wrote data to socket
soap_transport_http: received 898 bytes of data from server
soap_transport_http: closed socket
soap_transport_http: received incoming payload: 898
soap_transport_http: found proper separation of headers and document
soap_transport_http: cleaned data, stringlen: 685
soap_transport_http: end of send()

soapclient: got response, length: 685
soapclient: Entering parseResponse(), about to create soap_parser instance
soapclient: soap_parser: Entering soap_parser()
soap_parser: parse error: XML error on line 1: not well-formed (invalid
token)

soapclient: sent message successfully and got a(n) NULL back

result : 
POST /bonita_ws/services/ProjectSoapXML?wsdl HTTP/1.0 
User-Agent: NuSOAP/0.6.3 
Host: nior97 
Authorization: Basic YWRtaW46dG90bw==\r\nContent-Type: text/xml 
Content-Length: 558 
SOAPAction: "" 
Procedure HTTP/1.1 401 Non-Autorisé 
WWW-Authenticate: Basic realm="bonita" 
Content-Type: text/html;charset=ISO-8859-1 
Content-Language: fr-FR 
Date: Fri, 30 Apr 2004 08:40:12 GMT 
Server: Apache-Coyote/1.1 
Connection: close 




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