How to POST Message to HTTP Adpater?

HI @,
I have a requirement where I need to post XML message directly to HTTP adapter from webdynpro application.
I have tried using HTTP Client availbale and it works fine. But I need help on how to achieve the same in Wed Dynpro for Java?
Regards

Okay BeyondThe obvious,
You can very well use HTTP Approch to send the data from your Application.
Do the following to configure your scenario
1)Create Source Structure as per the Req. and use wat ever the Target Structure
2)Create MT & MI For the corresponding
3)Create Mapping Objects
4) No need to create Sender HTTP Adapter & Sender agreement
5) Create Receiver CC & Receiver Agreement
6) Create Determinations.
Just Reffer the Source XML Structure in your Sender Application Programming inorder to send the data to XI in that Format,
and Use the XI details inside your Webservice programming to send the data to XI( like Sender service, sender interface, sender namespace, xi IP, Xi client, User,pwd)
So by this Once you send the HTTP Request to Xi means data will come to xi and will process further
Regards
Seshagiri

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