Partner profile for INBOUND IDOC

Dear experts,
Need your help to define partner profile for inbound idoc to R/3 system. There is a third party (Non SAP) based application from which idocs need to be sent to the R/3 system. There is no need to send an outbound idoc from the R/3 system. Can some one please suggest what are the steps to be taken  to b configure the partner profile  in the R/3 system for the inbound idoc?
Thanks,
Priyanka

Hi
This is not the right location to post this question.
You got to post this query in Data transfers section of SDN ABAP Development forums
Now regarding your question,
You need to create a Logical System with the help of the transaction SALE.
Assign the created LS to the client with the help of same transaction
Go to WE20 and create the partner with the same Logical System name
Now..as you are recieving the Inbound Idoc from external Non-SAP System, you need to maintain the message type in the Inbound Parameters by clicking on ADD Icon over there.
Before doing the above step, you got to create the connection between SAP and Non-SAP System.
Use transaction SM59 to do this. Type of connection would be R/3 I guess
Thanks
Hope it helps.

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