Connect Webmethods Flowservoce using RFC Dest Type G

Hello Friends,
For my scenario i need to send Material Master Idoc to Webmethods, the idoc is received by a flow service written in Webmethods developer.
now I am strucked at RFC destination i am trying to create TYPE G connection, here what value i need to enter for "Path prefix " .
We want to connect directly using RFC Dest with out using any adapters.
appreciate any help (Information / blogs.....)
Regards
Satish

Tuhin Kumar Oza,
Cud u plz go through the following link,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/a1/9cdb4064da712ae10000000a155106/content.htm
see the table under the head procedure.
See the Path Prefix entry against System Landscape Directory.
Reg,
-Naveen

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entry                         = 0
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