How to we give alternate JCO connection in XCM.

Hi Gurus,
We are using CRM 7.0 Web Channel B2B and B2C applications with Lean Order Framework.
In B2B XCM we have used "ERP standard configuration for CRM catalog and marketing support "as base configuration
and to connect to CRM and ECC we have two JCO connections.
Similarly which base configuration in B2C will provide two JCO connections
OR
how do we give alternate JCO connection in XCM.
Any idea please help.......

Have a look at this
/people/deborah.corsi/blog/2009/02/17/sap-crm-70-web-channel--understanding-the-lord-basket
Regards
Mark

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