Error in Creating RFC Destination

Hi,
I am Going for RFC to File Scenario.
For Sender RFC it < I am trying to create RFC Destination in SAP r/3
I have Given
RFC Dest : XI_CONNID
Conn type : Tcp/IP
Activation Type : Register Server Program
Program ID :sap
gateway host : sap-server( Sap server)
gateway service : sapgw00.
I saved and I tested but it is showing errors.
Error : Error in Opening RFC Connection
Whe i Click on this error message it i showing
Error Program sap not registered.
Points will be awarded.
regards,
Jayasimha

Dear Jaya,
create a RFC SENDER communication channel first and then activate the channel.
now go to sm59 there use the same program-id as u did at RFC SENDER COMMUNICATION CHANNEL.
note:program-id is registered by XI at R/3 level with details related to it's profile(XI profile).
step 1) create RFC COMMUNICATION CHANNEL with program-id as "any name" at XI first .
2)create TCP/IP connection with registered program-id created by XI at first step
so when you execute steps 2 then 1 you will get error ,coz by that time program-id is not yet registere by XI in R/3 domain.
after executing step 1 i.e creating porgram id at R/3 through XI.
got to ST22 at R/3 and check whether any dump is found against "XI creating porgram-id at R/3 level".
we failed at creating PROGRAM-ID itself at R/3 level because of missing authorizations against my R/3 user id,which we will be using at XI RFC channel.
generally problem will be at PROGRAM-ID creation itself,so just go to ST22 and check any authorizations missing for your userid which is being used at RFC channel configuring at XI.
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