Problem with port

Hi,
I've created a port with transction "idx1" in the client 100.
But this port does not display in transaction "we 20"(Partner profiles)in the client "100" but it displayes in the client 000.
Can anybody help me please?
Thanks for your help.
Regards
Stefan

Hi Stefan,
if you want to send idocs to XI
you don't need ports in WE20
idx1 is all you need
R/3 sends/receives idocs directly to/from idoc adapter
so no data in WE20 is needed
I believe there's a way to send idocs to XI
in a standard way (with WE20) - with SP14
but this is not the standard way and that's not how
XI uses idoc's interfaces
BTW
Remember your XI is an <b>Integration server</b>(TCODE - SXMB_ADM) not an application server
Regards,
michal
Message was edited by: Michal Krawczyk

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