Criação RFC - Sistema de Mensageria Non SAP

FAla, pessoALL, tudo bom com vcs?
Estamos já com alguns clientes de NF-e, e estamos agora no nosso 1º cliente a não usar GRC. Eles utilizarão um Sist. de Mensageria não-sap.
E precisamos criar a RFC para esse Sistema, já que a comunicação será via RFC, pois eles utilizarão JCO para isso.
Daí vem a pergunta, que tipo de RFC devo criar, tem alguma coisa específica para fazer?
Fernando, me adiantou alguns links sobre isso, mas ainda tenho minhas dúvidas.
Type = TCP/IP (sei que deve ser usado esse tipo)
Activation Tye = Registered Server Program;
PogramID = O que eu coloco aqui? O programa que o SAP vai utilizar para criar nf-e(j_1b_nfe_xml_out?) Ou o programa que o cliente vai utilizar(ex: /xnfe/create)???
Gteway Hst = Aqui coloco o gateway onde o Sist. Mensageria será instalado
Gteway Srvice = Aqui coloco o gateway onde o Sist. Mensageria será instalado
Alguém pode me ajudar?
Att,
Léo.

Pessoal, alguém sabe me dizer ou conhece alguém que possa me ajudar?

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Bom dia pessoal, tudo bom?
Gostaria de saber da experiência do pessoal sobre as funcionalidades de um Sistema de Mensageria Não-GRC.
Como funciona?
Que tipo de RFC deve ser criada, inclusive até criei um Tópico().
Por exemplo, em especial, deve-se chamar uma função específica, como exemplo: J_1B_NFE_XML_OUT?
Ou não fará diferença, já que ele utilizará o Call_xi. Como fica a chamada da /XNFE/NFE_CREATE?
Desculpe tantas perguntas, caso seja necessário abrir outro tópico, só avisar.
Att,
Léo.

Leonardo,
as interfaces entregues pelo SAP ERP para a integracao com mensagerias de terceiros sao as RFCs J_1B_NFE_XML_OUT (saída) e J_1B_NFE_XML_IN_TAB (retorno). Na verdade existem outras (inutilizacao de gaps, retorno da inutilizacao de gaps, pedido de reenvio, contingencia etc) mas essas sao as principais.
O fato de o form chamar call_xi nao quer dizer nada. Esse nome foi dado pq nos pilotos a ferramenta de integracao sempre era o XI. Mas pode ser JCo tb. O ideal é buscar no SDN por mais detalhes dessa comunicacao, pois nao há nada especifico de NFe no processo, é um cenario RFC (inbound e outbound) comum.
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Hello,
Thanks a lot for your extremely high-quality replies. Iu2019ve been trying to work with them.
Frankly, just when (after Gregoru2019s and Timu2019s posts) I was hoping that working my way deeply enough into SNC, I would be able to solve my problem, Wolfgang comes along and tells me what Iu2019m aiming at wonu2019t work. Now Iu2019m confused.
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