Handling a sync call in a BPM??

Hi there,
I have WS client <> XI <> WS Server scenario, where WS client and WS server, bot are BPMs designed under different business systems.
1.Is it possible to expose a web-service using an abstract interface? or the interface has to be only outbound??
The client posts a message (request) synchronously to the URL of the WS Server.
The WS Server BPM recieves the request message, maps it, and then sends the mapped message (response) back to the client BPM. I have seen scenarios where sync/async bridge is defined in the server BPM. Is it possible to handle the sync call without the sync/async bridge in the server BPM, in my scenario??
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks

Hi,
If you are using PM, it should be Abstract Interfaces.
<i>***1.Is it possible to expose a web-service using an abstract interface? or the interface has to be only outbound??</i>
In order to get the message into XI, you need to have Outbound Message Interface. You can not use Absrtact Interface. There is no direction for Abstract Interface. It can act as a both.
In this case you need to have one Outbound as well as one Inbound Interface to send and Receive the Message.
First of all, is it required to have BPM in your scneario. Because both are synchronous here. So you can directly communicate with Synchronous interfaces.
If you want to use BPM , then just have a look at this blog-
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Hope this helps,
Regards,
Moorthy

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