Has anyone has worked on 7.4 dual Stack

Hi Experts
Has anyone has worked on 7.4 dual Stack
I Have Soap to Soap senario using Remote Fuction module ?
can you tell me any one step by step procedure?
Regards
Sagar

Hi
Your requirement is not clear.
You mean ,SOAP to SOAP scenario using RFC lookup ?
SOAP to SOAP (ECC) Synchronous Scenario
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Venkat

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