where should i call the rfc function module? in xi or in r/3

[Former Member]

where should i call the rfc function module?

for the synch scenario: file < -- > xi <---> rfc

i know the type of rfc is tcp/ip; but i'm not sure with the followings,

and with some trials i can not even see any message via rwb even all the setting

can be activated without errors.

where should i create the rfc destination? in r/3 or xi

where should i call the rfc via abap program? in r/3 or xi

i guess the calling program should belong to the different server with the rfc itself....

so confused....

Thanks for your reply!!

Jun

[Former Member]

HI,

U NEED TO CREATE FUCTION MODULE IN R/3 IN SE37

ALSO MAKE SURE THE MODULE IS REMOTE ENABLED

MODULE.

WHILE CREATING ULL FIND THE ATTRIBUTES TAB

THERE U CAN FIND RADIO BUTTON->REMOTE ENABLED MODULE.JUST CHECKED IT

LET ME KNOW IF U HAVE ANY DOUBTS

[Former Member]

I still get confused about the rfc setting. if i create the destination in xi point to r/3, then i call the rfc use the destination in r/3 right ? but where i need to create the fm via se37? in xi or r/3 ?

thanks!

[prateek]

if i create the destination in xi point to r/3, then i call the rfc use the destination in r/3 right ?

The call doesnt use the destination in R3. XI has the RFC destination which is just used to connect to the R3 system

but where i need to create the fm via se37? in xi or r/3 ?

In R3

Regards,

Prateek

[Former Member]

HI,

THE RFC DESTINATION WILL BE CREATED IN R/3 AND NOT IN XI AND IT WILL BE OF TYPE TCP/IP

THE RFC CODE WILL ALSO BE WRITTEN IN R/3

XI WILL JUST CALL

PLZ REWARDS POINTS

VIKAS

[Former Member]

Hai,

you need to create the RFC dest in the XI system with the technical details of the R/3 system

note:reward points if solution found helpfull.....

regards

chandrakanth.k

[prateek]

where should i create the rfc destination? in r/3 or xi

Create in XI pointing the receiver R3

where should i call the rfc via abap program? in r/3 or xi

R3 will hold the RFC logic. XI just calls it.

Regards,

Prateek