RFC Destination type for IDOC to FILE

Hi,
wat is the RFC Destination type for IDOC to FILE ?
jeff

hi,
u shud create rfc dest tye: R/3 connections...that is type 3.
refer this:
R/3 side settings
1. SM 59 (RFC destinations)
Create a RFC destination pointing to the XI server. The connection type : R/3 connection. The target host: the XI server.
2. WE 21 (Ports in IDOC processing)
Create a transactional port. Give the RFC destination created in this.
3. BD 54
Create a logical system.
4. WE 20 (Partner Profiles)
a. Create a new partner profile under partner type LS.
b. Assign the message type in outbound parameters.
c. Open the message type (Dbl click) and configure the receiver port to the port created.
XI side settings.
1. SM59 (RFC destination)
Configure the RFC destination pointing to the R/3 system.
2. IDX1 (Port maintenance in IDOC Adapter)
Create a port and provide the RFC destination.
[reward if helpful]
regards,
latika.

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1. Create unique RFC destinations for every port defined in SAP for external applications as Biztalk for as many connections. ( This would mean one for inbound, one for outbound)
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refer this:
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XI side settings.
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Configure the RFC destination pointing to the R/3 system.
2. IDX1 (Port maintenance in IDOC Adapter)
Create a port and provide the RFC destination.
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>
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>
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