Sender Agreement problem.. in ID

In Integration Directory, I am able to create all the things namely, Business Services and Communication Channels, Interface Determination and Receiver Determination and Receiver agreement but I am unable to create the Sender Agreement.
Let me explain my scenario : File-XI-File.
I have done all the necessary things like SLD part, Design part etc..
I have gone through the blogs by Venkat on File-XI-File Scenario...
If anybody can guide on this that will be very helpful..
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
Mona

Hi,
>><i>I am able to create all the things namely, Business Services and Communication Channels, Interface Determination and Receiver Determination and Receiver agreement but I am unable to create the Sender Agreement.</i>
Create one service and inside that create a Communication channel. Then add your interfaces to it, depending on the type. If it is outbound the add it in the sender tab else in the receiver.
Then right click on the sender agreemnet and create new. Give all the required fields and click save.
Regards
Suraj

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