HTTP Adapter POST

Hi Can anybody point me on How to configure HTTP receiver adapter. I have gone through SAP help library on XI and configuring HTTP receiver adapter topics but what I am looking for is specific weblog on HTTP receiver Adapter configuration as I have a scenario where I need to read a file and send the payload of XI message to url using POST.
Thanks.
-Adrean.

for a synchronous scenario,you can either use BPM or you need modules,here is a blog on File to RFC using BPM
/people/arpit.seth/blog/2005/06/27/rfc-scenario-using-bpm--starter-kit
your will be pretty much the same,only difference is that you will have HTTP instead of RFC.
to use modules,have a look at the following
File - RFC - File without a BPM - Possible from SP 19.
for async scenario you dont need any BPM,do the following for async File to RFC
create DT,MT,MI(outbound async) for sender file
Import the RFC to be used as the receiver
create MI(inbound async) for RFC(as its async,u need MI ,else for sycn RFC no need of MI).
create MM between File and RFC request
create IM
Create sender CC,receiver CC,sender agreement,receiver agreement,interface det and receiver det.
n ur done
thanx
Ahmad
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