POS interface without IS Retail

Hello everyone,
We have ECC6.0 but do not have IS retail. There are some retail business in the organization, so we are trying to build a POS interface with development. Does anyone has experience with that? Does anybody know how the AR should be posted with all the sales data uploaded from POS?
Thanks a lot for the help!

To,
Dear Colleague,
The objective can be achieved by using SAP Middleware and you have to define Business Object, IDOC, BDOC, and sites and you have to activate all parameters as same as in both Source system and Target system,
Also try Groupware, FTP Server, TREX, for further compatibility as per your business process.

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