Port Number in HTTP Sender URL

Hello,
I am trying for a HTTP -> SAP PI 7.11 -> File scenario and now want to develop the URL which will be used by the HTTP client.
I have the format of the URL to be used
I want to ask which is the port that should be used in the URL:
http://<hostname>:<port>/
In some threads I saw that it should be 80<System_Number> (so if system number = 01 then port number becomes 8001); ABAP port, I assume.
Is this still valid SAP PI 7.11?
If yes can I check where this port is maintained (on SAP PI server)?
~Thanks.

Hi,
7.1 onwards both ports are same
go to SMICM ->goto(services) -> http port will be listed there
By default there is an http serive /sap/xi/adapter_plain provided for the HTTP ..so no need to create any addition objects for using http..
HTH
Rajesh
Edited by: Rajesh on Feb 1, 2011 12:09 PM

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