QoS - EOIO in RFC and http/SOAP adapters

Hi all,
I need to have the QoS as EOIO in my interface where I am using RFC Sender adapter and HTTP/SOAP receiver adapter and using BPM Integration process.
I have seen in the adapter attributes that these 2 adapters support the EOIO. I don't know how to specify this service in the adapters.
Is there any special way of specifying this?
Any help in this regard is highly appreciated.
My interface is async and we are at SP 14.
Thanks
Kalyan

Hi Kalyana,
Check these..
2 scenarios with 1 Rfc-queue does it work ??
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Queues for RFC-Destination
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