Practical experience - Max no of interfaces.

Can anybody please share the practical experience about maximum number of interfaces handaled by XI implementation they've worked on?
I want to check the feasibility of using XI for the number of interfaces we foresee in our ERP landscape.
Would be very glad to receive answers in a format like
e.g. 200 interfaces ---> Involved RFC / IDoc/File/JMS --> Max message sizes processed = 15 MB.
Appreciate replies on this.

Hi Amol,
Not sure if this will help you.
I was involved in a implemention where the total number of interface were around 35 which included both A2A and B2B scenarios. Many scenarios where handled by BPM. JDBC, ABAP proxy, SOAP and IDOC adapters where used most often. The msg size is comparitively less here. The max size of a single msg is around 5 MB. But the frequency of many interfaces are very high( 1 sec poll interval)
There is another integration planned which could have around 200 interfaces mostly using file adapters and ABAP proxies.
Regards,
Jai Shankar

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