Ack in SOAP Adapter

Hi All,
I have a scenario as below,
(R/3)Idoc->XI 3.0 (sp11) (SOAP Adapter)>xCBL to client via HTTPS over Internet. The client is using SAP BC. I am using BPM in XI.
I want to get acknowledgment(success/failure) from the client when they receive the document from soap adapter.
Does anybody know how I can get that please.
Really appreciate if anybody has/had similar requirement and how they resolved it.
Thank you.
Warm Regars,
Ranjan

Hi Robert,
Thank you for the info. When I looked at the SOAP Adapter docos, it says it can only handle the System Ack and not the application ACK. That means even if the Web Services at the client end sends an ACK (which it does) then the soap adapter will not be able to capture this.
I have enabled the technical acknowledgement in BPM and I could the ack coming back to XI correctly but when I enabled the Application acknowledgement it says on the sxmb_moni, Ack not possible.
How can I capture the Application acknowledgement from client if its a Synchronous communication.
Do I need to configure separate sender BC adapter and have the client configure the BC to send the ack to the Adapter engine.
Any suggestion is much appreciated.
Thank you.
Warm Regards,
Ranjan

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