XI3.0 Receiver file adapter write to windows shared drive

Hi,
Our XI server SP09 currently runs on windows 2003 server, I wish to use the receiver file adapter to create a file on another windows server. I have created a folder on the other server and set permissions so that anyone can read and write to it.
The communication channel has been set-up with a target directory of //server/shared_folder/folder and a transport protocol of 'File system(NFS)'
When I try and send an XML message to the file adapter I get the following error on the runtime workbench :-
Last message processing started 09:47:10 2005-06-09, Error: Message processing failed with java.lang.Exception: Message processing failed - configuration error in file receiver adapter (Directory does not exist / cannot be created)
My questions are as follows :-
a) Do I have the target directory on the communication channel set-up correctly? i.e. do I use / or \
b) What username will need to be set-up on the other server so that the file adapter can write to the shared folder
c) Is there another way of providing user and password information for connecting to the other server?
Many thanks
Ian

Hi Ian
as i understood from ur description is that u want ur file to b generated in some other machine then u have to mention that machine in ur SLD using correct specification..
u go thru this link in order to get more Clearance..
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/31/f0ff69551e4f259fdad799a229363e/frameset.htm
Hope this ll help u.
Regards
Shailesh

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