RFC adapter for two BAPIs

Hello,
I need help to call two BAPIs in RFC Adapter. My scenario is I am getting message from third party system. By default I call a BapiX to create a deal, Then I have to call another BapiZ for commision.The thing is first I have to create it by calling BapiX and BapiZ from one message which I am getting to XI.
What is best way to do it. In XI is there any way to do this.
I am not sure do i need to use DB lookup in the mapping.
Or do i need to use RFC wrapper to put these two BAPIs.
Thanks,
Srinivas

Hello Amit,
I am just confused. I am using RFC adpter on reciever side.
You mean You want to use BAPI message type for the interface and create ABAP Server Proxy.
Now how can i define other RFC message type OR you want me to call other BAPI (Pasting the BAPI code)in the Server Proxy Code.
By the way i am using synchrnous call.
Thanks,
Srinivas

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