Registering Plain J2SE adapter in IS

Hi,
I've been trying to use plain J2SE file adapter as receiver with no luck.
I've installed plain J2SE adapter on a windows 2000 server called tgrpser1, and XI is on another Windows 2000 server tgrpserxi.
SLDAccessor service is started with no error in tgrpser1.
When go to the SLD, the adapter engine shows up in the XI technical system but when I go to the Integration Directory to configure a file adapter as receiver for tgrpser1, the Adapter Engine has one value Integration Server.
Please help...
Thanks

I think I should it put this way.
I have a plain J2SE adapter engine running on tgrpser1 (it is not an FTP server), I've copied the file_receiver adapter to rec_File_adapter.
If the scenario is RFC -> XI -> File (on tgrpser1), how can I specify the rec_File_adapter in Integration Directory.
If I am not correct, what is the use of plain J2SE adapter engine file_receiver ?
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