Deactivate IDOC, HTTP or XI adapter

Hello people,
I have an issue with sender IDOC, HTTP and XI adapter. We want to deactivate these 3 type of sender communication channels. But these adapters run on the ABAP stack and we cant see them in CC monitoring.
Is there a simple way to deactivate these adapters? or we have to delete them to be certain they are deactivated?
Kind regards,
Kamran

Hey
>>We want to deactivate these 3 type of sender communication channels
you don't configure sender CC for the above types of adapters so there is no question of stopping them,a better approac will be to stop the respective sender application which send data to the IE of XI.
stop/modify the change pointers for IDOC,sender application for HTTP and Proxy for XI adapter.
Thanx

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