Data types, msg types, where these data saved in the server?

In XI we are creating the data types, msg types, ...... where these data saved in the server ?

Enter CL_SRAPI* in the SE24 transactions and make your search as shown below.
CL_SRAPI_DATA_TYPE----
data type
CL_SRAPI_DATA_TYPE_ENH----
data type  enhancement
CL_SRAPI_FAULT_MESSAEG_TYPE-----fault message type
CL_SRAPI_MESSAGE_TYPE----
message type
CL_SRAPI_INTEGRATION_SCENARIO----integration scenario
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