SLD part for SOAP to RFC

Hi,
Can any one give me the settings that are to be made under SLD.
i mean what needs to be done for technical system and for business systems ...steps to configure technical and business systems for both sender and receiver.
no links please
Points immediately rewarded.
Thanks

HI,
You need to create Sender and Receiver Technical system as well as Business system
For Communication of RFC i.e. with R/3 you can use th Technical system and Business Systems. For SOAP ie.e web application you can go for Business Service also that to be created in Integration Directory.
In SLD,
1. Goto Technilca Landscape and Create new Technical system by giving all server connection detials
2. Then Create the Business Landscape
3. Assign the Product to Technical landscape so the Software components related to the Product will refer to the Technical and Business systems
Registering a new technical system in SLD - ABAP based
/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2005/03/10/registering-a-new-technical-system-in-sld--abap-based
Thanks
Swarup

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