RFC Adapter  RFC to File

Hi,
Can somebody help me to view this thread. I am learning XI using RFC to File and I have got some difficulties in undestanding the Adapter Configuration.
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/29/configuring-the-sender-rfc-adapter--step-by-step from Michal.
When I select this thread, I get blank page.
Thanks

Hello MK and Shabarish,
I need a little more help from you.
Here is XI Scenario.
Want to send Material info using RFM from system A to System B via XI.
Process: In System A, I create an RFM and send the data via dest paramter.
It looks like this.
  Call Function
     dest 'SYSTEMA_SENDER'
1. I created T - RFC Destination in systemA.
    RFC Name     SYSTEMA_SENDER
    gateway host  gbdsc1  ( using smgw)
    serveric          sapgw11
    Program id     SystemA_Sender
                         Registered server program, unicode.
2. In XI box, in Integration configuration, Created RFC sender channel with the following paramter
    Adapter Type   RFC  - Sender
    RFC Server Parameter  -  
             Applcation server(Gateway)  gbdsc1    ( As in RFC dest System A )
             App service(gateway)           sapgw11
             Program ID                          SystemA_Sender
    RFC Metadata repository     
            Application Servr         ( What do I enter here  is it System A)
            System Number
            Logon on User
            Logon pw
            Client
             Language
  Finally,
In system A when I do connection test I get the following errors
Error: Program SystemA_Sender not registered
Location SAP-Gateway  on gbdsc1/sapgw11
Detail:TP SystemA_Sender not registered
and other errors
Can you identify any correction required for the above RFC destination and RFC configuration?
Do I need to register the program and if so how?
Your help is deeply appreciated.
Regards

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