Question concerning How To Handle Acknowledgments for IDoc

Hello everybody,
in the document
https://websmp103.sap-ag.de/~sapdownload/011000358700003477212005E/HowTo_IDOC_Ack_20040817RR.pdf
it is not explicitly emphasized whether the receiver system has to be a SAP system.
So my question: Has the receiving system (that send the acknowledgement back) to be a SAP system?
Regards Mario

Mario,
To send Idoc acks's from an SAP system back to an SAP system, these are ther following steps that would be needed.
1. The Idoc ALEAUD needs to be have an entry in the outbound partner profile of the SAP system. A report needs to be scheduled to send the Ack;'s to XI,.
2. In XI, an idoc comm channel should be created with respect to the SAP system that is waiting for the acknowledgement. --> name the comm channel as say idocAckChannel.
3. Create a receiver agreement for this channel. The sender Service will the SAP system sending the Ack, the receievr service will be the business system for the SAP system receving the ack , the intreface name and namespace make it as *.
Now, when XI receives the ack from the SAP system, it will look for the Receievr Agreement for this Ack and then use the Ack Comm channel to send the Acknowledegement back.
Regards,
Bhavesh

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