Sync-to-Async process

Hi,
I'm trying to call an asynchronous process from a synchronous one following the Sync-to-Async instructions available in the documentation ("Building Synchronous and Asynchronous business processes").
I can generate the Sync-to-Async WSDL file without problems but when I try to build the control from the WSDL, the callback method is never generated (the callback method is defined in the WSDL) and get this warning:
"WARNING: processes/sync/SincronWorkerSyncContract.wsdl Line 0, Col 0: Operation 'response' was not added to the CTRL file."
Any ideas of what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks!!

Raghavendra,
You should check the syncmax wait time parameter on the server. It is this parameter that causes synchronous interfaces to time out .
- santosh

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