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Hi Karan,
I hope I understand the question correctly, but a SOAP call really has two stages 1) Make a call to logon method to get session/security tokens and 2) Make a call with those tokens against the web service you wish to interact with.
In the screenshot you have, you can pass in your own credentials, the same ones you would use to login to the rich desktop client (although for production there is a dedicated 'Web Service Agent' logon that only has access to the platform via api. For soap ui you can use your own user.
The first logon method (the one displayed in your image) will return you something like this:
<pstrSessionToken xsi:type="xsd:string">___c1ece8ad-6b59-42e3-a12a-4049dce916db</pstrSessionToken>
<pstrSecurityToken xsi:type="xsd:string">@k4EcGGBn5pl-81rWDAGBdCdeuJ5x3Uu3MBsFUskcuwp30IttwiWxUOX9c3oH3b1KMbsjq-Qqt9hHGmcSKtmlU6z7DPvXq8WQfvz5Pu1zX0U=</pstrSecurityToken>
Both of the returned tokens can then be used in your next soap call.
Does that help? If you need further help please reach out.
kind Regards,
Dan Lewis
Tech Marketer Solutions