RFC and HTTP adapter

Hello Expert,
Can anyone tell me, how to check RFC and HTTP adapter setting in XI?
regards
Ramesh

HI,
Based on channel configuration (Sender / Receiver) parameters need to be configure, if source mean some inputs need to be give meanwhile target.
RFC:
Source: No need to give any value
Target: give host, rfc destination (target sytem logical system name) name and user id & pasword
HTTP:
Source: No need to give any value
Target: Need to give hotid (receiver system name); port(receiver system port) etc parameters need to set in adapter
I hope now you clear

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and send pdf also
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ramu.

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