XI PCK (SP9) Loopback Example

Does anyone have the definitive documentation on getting this to work in SP9?

Testing sap adapter on PCK
1.     Prerequisite:
My current PCK is SP14
2.     Configure the property in service SAP XI Adapter XI in visual administrator
Reference document: Partner Connectivity kit ->Adapter and Module Development ->Example Adapter and Example Module -> Configuration Objects for Adapter
Test in the browser the url specified in xiadapter.isconfig.url using the username in xiadapter.isconfig.username and password in xiadapter.isconfig.password
The property xiadapter.adapterTypeNamespace keeps default value http://sap.com/xi/XI/System
3.     Configure the file adapter inherent in PCK as sender and receiver to make sure the testing environment is ok
For configuring the file adapter, find the help doc in Partner Connectivity kit->Adapters->File/FTP Adapters to configure the channel:
Find help doc in Partner Connectivity kit ->Adapter and Module Development ->Example Adapter and Example Module -> Configuration Objects for Adapter Test to configure agreement
4.     Test the file adapter whether it works. If not working, I am not clear too.
Check adapter channels whether it configured right: http://host:port/mdt/amtServlet
Check adapter agreement whether it configure right: http://host:port/MessagingSystem/monitor/auditlog.jsp.
5.     Get the sample adapter from the PCK named sample_ra.sda
6.     Change the property xiadapter.adapterTypeNamespace to value http://sap.com/xi/XI/Sample, due to the sample adapter using this namespace.
7.     Deploy the sample_ra.sda using sdm tool
8.     Upload the metadata named SampleRA.xml located in sample_ra.sda to the server: http://host:port/CPACache/schemaupload.jsp. Specify the adapter type to JCA and adapter namespace to http://sap.com/xi/XI/Sample complicant to the info denoted in RA.xml in sample_ra.sda.
9.     Configure the sample adapter in pck like file adapter. In the dropdown list, you select the JCA|http://sap.com/xi/XI/Sample. Pck address is http://host:port/pck/start/index.jsp
10.     Test the sample adapter, if it is not ok, maybe I missed someone, please tell me.
Check adapter channels whether it configured right: http://host:port/mdt/amtServlet
Check adapter agreement whether it configure right: http://host:port/MessagingSystem/monitor/auditlog.jsp.
P.S. 1.the namespace in xiadapter.adapterTypeNamespace need be compliant to the adapter namespace being tested. I got it from forum. Just followed it
    2. For my own scenario, I need to use my own adapter and file adapter to work together, I just change my own adapters namespace to http://sap.com/xi/XI/System.
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added adapter monitor
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