Partners profile - outbound parameters - package size ?

Hi,
My scenario: IDOC(R/3)-XI-File.
R/3 settings: WE20 - While filling out outbound parameters in partners set up i am getting error "please enter a value for package size" highlighting Receiver port in red. My receiver port is tRFC type whose RFC destination would be XI server.
I have created logical systems(SALE) for sender(R/3) and receiver(XI) as well assigned them to clients.
Please help.

Hi Bhavesh,
This is what exactly I did and I ended up getting this error message. I did some research on how to generate partner profiles on sdn.
"transaction SALE), choose Modeling and Implementing Business Processes ®Maintain Distribution Model and Distribution Views (transaction BD64)."
So,I have created a model view called "EC4_TO_PI1".
Then I chose Environment----> Generate Partner profiles. Now, I have to select two model views. (From & To). From Model View I have selected the above model view " EC4_TO_PI1". I am not sure about TO field.
Can you please guide me to helpful documentation ? I am not even sure what is distribution model is. Thank you for your help.
By the by, I have already created logical systems for sender(R/3) and receiver(XI). fyi.

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