***Stack of XI adapter

I know that Proxies (sender) doesn't use the adapter.If we use receiver as a proxy we need an adapter.
Where does this XI adapter lie in case of receiver.
I think it is JAVAstack.right?
Thanks,
Srinivasa

> I know that Proxies (sender) doesn't use the adapter.If we use receiver as a proxy we need an adapter.
I think you are talking about communication channels, not adapter.
> Where does this XI adapter lie in case of receiver.
XI adapter is in ABAP stack, no difference between sender and receiver.

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