HTTP Destination Missing issue in Application Servers(ERP)

Hi All
When i'm trying to trigger the message from ERP to XI, I'm getting error message as HTTP destination missing in ERP system.
I've created the HTTP Destination & added in SXMB_ADM.
Still I'm facing the problem,
Please let me know the reason.....
Regards
Nandan

Hi Venu,
Thanks for ur replay
I've checked
SLDCEHCK
SLDAPICUST
SXMB_ADM check also working fine.
SPROXY , evrything is working fine, but still i'm encountering the Error,
HTTP destination is missing.
Regards
Nandan
Edited by: Nandan ND on Jul 2, 2010 5:07 PM

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