We have PI 7.11 (Dual Stack).
Per default there is in NWA a JCO RFC destination SAPSLDAPI_<PI-SID>, which is registered at RFC-Gateway of PIs ABAP-Stack.
RFC Connection SAPSLDAPI in SM59 of PI points to this registered server program.
How do we have to handle RFC Connections SAPSLDAPI of other ABAP Systems?
Point them to the same registered server program at PIs RFC-Gateway or
do we have to create for everey ABAP system a separate JCO RFC destination SAPSLDAPI_<ABAP-SID> and register it at RFC Gateway of ABAP system or PI?
I would suppose, that every RFC function, provided by PIs AS-JAVA should be registered only once at RFC Gateway of PI.
All other ABAP-Systems, which require these RFC functions point their SM59 RFC Connections to PIs RFC Gateway.
Am I right?
If yes, depends the server count in JCO RFC Destination on the count of ABAP Systems, using the RFC function?
For example: server count for JCO RFC destination SAPSLDAPI_<PI-SID> is 3.
Do we have to increase this, if the function is used by other ABAP systems?