Proxy to SOAP Sync with BPM (1:N)

Hi
Proxy to SOAP Sync and return message will be posted back to R/3 via proxy. This is Async to Sync using BPM. And the split happens in BPM as well. We are suppose to go with BPM here, that's the mandatory step for learning purpose
I am trying to follow the steps below
1. OB Async MI Proxy outbound message into XI
2. ABS Async MI to receive the proxy message into BPM
3. ABS Sync MI SOAP Sync message
4.ABS Async MI for Proxy Inbound to R/3
5. BPM for Split
I am at the stage of writing spec, can't execute any of the steps and have no prior experience with this kind ofscenario. If anybody have experience, please do share exact steps. Thanks in advance

Hi,
Your steps are correct ... in the IP, the following steps will be there -
Rcv -> Transform -> Send (sync) -> Transform -> Send (async).
I am not too sure what you mean by step 5 - BPM for split ?
Regards,
Neetesh

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