Virus Scan for SAP XI , J2EE configuration

Hi Experts,
We have a virus scan interface NW-VSI provided by SAP. Different AV products are now producing and certifying for this and providing the Virus Scan Adapter and Virus scan engine integrated with SAP NW system.
We can use this to scan viruses. I have gone through so many documents for this.
Can any one please help me how can do this ?
A step by step guide or complete scenario will be very helpful.
We have installed McAfee antivirus in an other different server.
our requirement is before picking up the file by XI from FTP location , a virus scan should run.
Please help me how can I achive this and what are the requirements for this in J2EE engine side etc.
Thanks
Viny

Hi Vineet,
yes this can be possible. I have implemented this in our project.
you can have a look in to this -
http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/scn/index?rid=/library/uuid/f0096909-7121-2e10-ad89-8e08b609bf4b
Thanks
Sugata B Majumder

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