Request Response Receive Port and Solicit Response Send Port

Can anyone give me some idea how to bind Request Response Receive Port and Solicit Response Send Port with each other through TCP/IP adapter ??

The binding of a Receive and Send Port has nothing to with the choice of Adapter.
1) There is no out-of-the-box TCP/IP Adapter for BizTalk, but several 3rd. Party Adapters has been made, along with this one in CodePlex: http://tcpipbz2010.codeplex.com/
2) Most people will use an Orchestration for binding a SR Send Port to a RR Receive Port. This may not be necessary though. All you need to do is have your Send Port subscribe to your Receive Port (by setting the Filter on the Send Port to "BTS.ReceivePortName
== [The name of your Receive Port]". In this case, internal correlation will make sure that the response is routed back to the Receive Port.
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