HTTP Dual Paost

I have one requreiment for HTTP dual post.  One WSDL is provided frome Siebel for both the posts.
Requirement as follows:
Cutomer chatting with Vendor: - First customer Primary details will posted to Siebel
                                                    second after customer completed the chat those chat details will be posted to Siebel.
   It is t termed as dual post.
Vendor---->PI--
>Siebel.
Sender : HTTP  ( No adapter)
Reciver - SOAP.
1. Initial  HTTP Post will be triggered by Vendor  as soon as Agent initiate the Chat session with customer. Venfor will send the first transaction to Siebel (PI middleware) with following fields.
-          Customer First Name
-          Customer Last Name
-          Customer Email
-          Customer Mobile
-          Product
-          Carrier
-          Problem Type
-          Problem Description
-          Chat Session ID
-          Agent Email Address
-          Platform
Vendor will send the second transaction to Siebel (PI middleware) with following additional fields along with above.
-          Category
-          Sub-Category
-          Specific
-          Resolution Status
-          Comments
-          Chat Transcript"
Kindly suggest me how we can execute this scenario.

Hi Renu,
               Is there any correlation exists between the first HTTP request and the second one..?
if yes you can think for the soultion using BPM..
I dont see common things between first and second request ..
is anything retrun/ack expected from the siebel.. Can you please provide more detials of this scenario..
Rajesh

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    I think that is everything.
    I just noticed that service pack 9 has a security example that does not require
    all these jsse hacks. I'm trying to get it to work, but not having much luck.
    Anybody got this working right?
    "Jayesh Patel" <[email protected]> wrote:
    See if this works,
    1. Add the 'j2ee.jar' to CALSSPATH in weblogic startup script.
    2. Set the property SSLHandlerEnabled flase in config.xml
    3. Add the following property permission to the
    weblogic.policy' file under a 'grant' directive
    for all codebases (bottom): 'permission java.security.AllPermission'
    4. Use the following bit of source code to create an https connection:
    import com.sun.net.ssl.*; ....
    com.sun.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection connection;
    System.setProperty ("java.protocol.handler.pkgs",
    "com.sun.net.ssl.internal.www.protocol");
    java.security.Security.addProvider(new
    com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider() );
    URL url = new URL( "https", hostname, query );
    -Jayesh
    connection = (com.sun.net.ssl.HttpsURLConnection )url.openConnection(
    "Xinshi Sha" <[email protected]> wrote in message
    news:[email protected]...
    Hi,
    We want to make a https connection from a servlet in weblogic serverto
    another
    web server (not necessarily weblogic). We also need dual authentication.But whenever
    we use URL.openConnection(), it always returns us weblogic's internalhttps and
    SSL implementation. Since weblogic has no documentation about how
    to
    use
    these
    internal classes, such as how to set trusted server certificate, andhow
    to set
    client certificate (servlet is a client of another web server). Wewant to
    use
    jsse, after setting JSSE required system properties, I still get aweblogic's
    httpsURLConnection. Can any of you tell me how to resolve this issue?
    Thanks.
    Xinshi

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