Doubt Regarding Sender Rfc adapter calls

Hi Experts,
When we call RFC in R3 system by giving destination as XI system,
1) where exaxtly RFC cal executes either in R3 or XI?
In case of sender RFC syncronouse call? where exaxtly RFC cal executes either in R3 or XI?
In case of sender RFC asyncronse call? where exaxtly RFC cal executes either in R3 or XI?
2) In case of Recever RFC syncronouse call, where exactly RFC call executes, is it in XI or R3 system?
Please help me out.
thanks
siva

1) where exaxtly RFC cal executes either in R3 or XI? 
It is at R3 for bothe sync and asyn sender scenario.
2) In case of Recever RFC syncronouse call, where exactly RFC call executes, is it in XI or R3 system?
RFC is called from XI. The call is actually executed at R3 receiver
Regards,
Prateek

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We called the RFC in R/3 Abap code and the message succesfully arrived at XI (it could be found in SXMB_MONI). However, any other call from R/3 would not result in a message arriving at XI (no new entry in SXMB_MONI nor in Message Monitoring, at RWB). New messages only appear again if we set the status of the adapter to inactive and then active again. Then the message arrives, but again, only the first one.
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Hi,
>>>Or is it the abap calling that should be processed in another way?
the important thing is the commit work
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do you see any other errors in SM58?
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one or the other - no doubt about that
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Workflow of my scenario is like this :
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Sender RFC Adapter-- XI-- File Receiver Adapter ?

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we are on PI 7.0 & R/3 system 4.7E WAS < 6.20. We have a scenario where in there are some huge downloads are required from R/3 to FTP File Location. For such scenarios Normally Poxy is suggested but Due to WAs Version limitation we cannot use Proxy. The other alternative is to use SENDER RFc adapter using RFC destination with XI. we have configured the RFC destination it is working fine.
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Umesh

HI,
Check your configuration from the message it states that it can not find out the mapping program.
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/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/configuring-the-sender-rfc-adapter--step-by-step
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I have a scenario running in Production(PI 7.0 system) where SAP ECC sends RFC request through sender RFC adapter. The scenario was working fine but now I am getting the below error in default trace and I couldn't see any error in communication channel monitoring.
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I am eager to know what kind of XI scenarios use sender RFC Adapter, can u give an example,
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does this means, like a sender JDBC Adpter, from XI, triggering execution of a RFC on a R/3, and getting back the result into XI............
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Hi Sudeep,
Sorry for late reply.
Yes the 2nd reply was for receiver RFC.
1. As i mentioned To configure Sender RFC you need TCP\IP connection. in that connection you will use the option registered server program and will mention a program ID there.
2. Sudeep just remember, please configure RFC sender on XI side first and give a Program ID there, gateway service, host and login of your R3 system. Program id can be any string your name also. and please dont forget to activate the channel before going to R3 side.
3. Then configure RFC in R3 side, and mention that same program id. mention your gateway host as R3 name or IP and you can get the gateway service from Tcode smgw. it must be something like smgw<xx>.
and for ur information the program id is nothing but an identity on which basis the R3 system will search that which server object is active using that program id.
4. when you will write a report to execute that RFC in background, use Commit work as last statement.
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Rewrds if found helpful,
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Alok

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1)whether to create the RFC in sender (which will be ECC system) or XI.
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