Configuration Problem on IDOC Adapter

Hi,
I am trying to configure the IDOC Adapter and am badly stuck.
On the sender system: I have configured
-RFC destination, ports and partner profile.
- I have also configured the SLD as per documentation
On the Integration Server:
-RFC Destination, Port maintanence(IDX1.
- Imported Metadata (IDX2)
My IDOC is getting created and is being sent properly, I can see that in WE02
But I cannot see it in Integration Server using transaction IDX5.
Please help.
Regards
Ramesh

Ramesh,
Try to refresh the cache
in Xi using transaction SXI_CACHE > delta Cache refresh.
Then go to Integration Server and Environment Cache Notifications.
Status should be green once you refresh the cache.
This may look a bit silly, but it worked for us.
(We used to get errors with SXI_CACHE in XI3 Service pack 9. Then we followed the steps of Checking Instalaltion part 1 as in XI3 install guide. Once we repeated these steps . SXI_CACHE worked and everything was fine).
To find what exacly is happening, try to send the IDoc from one R/3 to anotehr thro Xi.
The other R/3 will tell you the errors even if it does not show up in SXMB_MONI.
Hope this helps.
Thanks,
BG
Message was edited by: Bhaskar Ghandikota

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