Custom Idoc or RFC

Hello,
In XI Interface File Adapter pick the data and it needs to sent to SAP R/3 to create Measurement Document.
Should I create Custom IDOC import into XI and by using IDOC Receiver Adapter  send data to SAP R/3 and through Posting Program create Measurement Document.
Should I create Rempte Enabled RFC and use RFC receiver Adapter and through Function Module create Measurement Document.
Pls suggest

Hi henry,
there are various ways;
1. IR or ID Goto Menu -> Help -> INformation
2. XI start page -> Administration -> Software Build Information
and regarding RFC and Idoc we have already answered u!!!
now check ur WAS version...if its >=6.2 use proxy if not use RFC.....
ok see here...
Advantage of Proxy over RFC, IDOC
/people/ravikumar.allampallam/blog/2005/08/14/choose-the-right-adapter-to-integrate-with-sap-systems
Regards
BILL
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