Reg: Adapters

Hi All
I'm confused with the adapter concepts. My query is below:
For File to proxy we use adapter type as XI in communcation channel. Though we specify the adapter type as XI it is regarded as adapterless communication. But for the same reason we have IDOC and RFC adapters not titled under adapterless communication.
What counts on the difference between adpaterless and adapter commuincation? If the reply is going to include data transformation is not there and xi content is retained in using xi adapter for adapterless coomunication then using file adpaters i can have the xi content retained provided my input is xml and file content conversion is not used. Does it mean that file adpater is also adapter less communication in this regard?
Kindly clarify.
Regards
Prabhu

<i>the communication is directly between the local integration engine and the Central intg. engine.
Is it XI server and SAP WEBAS. Then what about IDoc or RFC? IDoc being a std of SAP alone it is termed as adatper communication.</i>
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it is the commun. between the WAS of the R3 and XI ... the central integ. engine (IS is on WAS)
Also can you brief on Also the message is sent in SOAP over HTTP.
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SOAP message sent via HTTP protocol.

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