Adapter and CC Monitoring

Hi guys
In RWB - Component Monitoring - Adapter Engine, we can see two options, Communication Channel monitoring and Adapter Monitoring. When exactly we check each ? Do they both give the same errors ? Are there any difference in the monitoring of them ? I would like to know exactly for what kind of errors do we we select the option Communication Channel monitoring and Adapter monitoring ?
Ajith

Hi Abhishek
I went through that site before posting this question. I checked this as well.
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/EN/9b/f12541c3d3f323e10000000a155106/content.htm
The adapter monitor is available primarily for adapter types that do not provide runtime information to communication channel monitoring. You can only use the adapter monitor to monitor these adapters.
I didn't get that. What are the adapters that do not provide runtime information to CC Monitoring ?
The adapter is defined in the Com Channel. And we can see errors in CC Monitoring. So I was wondering why exactly do we need that. I wanted to know what exactly do we find in Adapter Monitoring that which we don't get in CC Monitoring and the log for respective Communication Channel
Thanks Rajhans, Lekshmi and Prateek
Ajith

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