RFC Sender and RFC Receiver Sync Scenario . Help required.

Hi,
I need to make RFC Sender and RFC Receiver Sync Scenario.
Any docs/links for it.
Regards

Hi,
I have CRM (r/3) and DM (r/3)system.
Data from differnent tables of CRM system needs to go to
DM system different tables , data will be saved there and then return response back to CRM system.
For this I have given one RFC for CRM system
For this I have given one RFC for DM system
So I have to make Sync Outbound Interface
and Sync Inbound Interface.
So I think so no BPM is required.I am correct?
Adapter -- RFC Sender and RFC Receiver Adapter.
Regards
Edited by: Henry H on Jan 29, 2008 11:20 AM

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