HTTP destination IED_100 does not exist (system , transaction SM59)

Hi guys,
When I try to send a xml file to WAS using ABAP Proxy I receive this error message: "HTTP destination IED_100 does not exist (system , transaction SM59)".
I did a test connection in sm59 for http connections/R/3 systems and the messagem bellow is ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILDED.
What could be wrong?
Thanks in advance,
Ricardo

Hi Sridhar,
Im trying connecting XI to WAS 6.40 using ABAP Proxy.
Now I receive this error message: <SAP:Code area="INTERNAL">SYSTEM_NOT_CONFIGURED_AS_XMB</SAP:Code>
<SAP:Stack>System not configured as Integration Engine</SAP:Stack>
I have defined my business system IED_100 (WAS 6.40) like application system and the related integration server is XI. Its correct?
When I check the component monitoring > Integration Engines > Proxy runtime IED_100, this message is displayed:
Unable to log on to system IED_100 in language en with user XIRWBUSER. But in WAS system (IED_100) I dont have a user XIRWBUSER!!! I need to create it?
Tell me if Im correct: I dont need any RFC adapter; Im only need an XI adapter (http) to send the xml file to ABAP proxy (IED_100) and on IED_100 I need to activate XI message format service in SICF and create a RFC connection in SM59 to call XI integration server. This is already done!
In sm59 I continue with ICM_HTTP_CONNECTION_FAILED
Thanks in advance,
Ricardo.

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