BPM HTTP Sync - IDOC Async Timeout

Hi!!!
my scenary is using a BPM
         HTTP sync <--> BPM -> IDOC
my IP
receiver            sender1             transforme              sender2
SI_ABS_SYNC         SI_ABS_REQ          OM_ABS_REQ_to_ABS_RES   SI_ABS_RES
SI_ABS_REQ                              SI_ABS_REQ              Close S/A Bridge
Open S/A Bridge                         SI_ABS_RES
                                        Create New Transaction
HTTP                IDOC                Mapping                 HTTP_Response
->                  ->                  ->                      <-
->                                                              <-
the steps the BPM pass
receiver -ok
sender1 -ok
tranformer -ok
sernder2 - mistake
could you help me, what i need to move or configurate to return the response message
the tranformer is a Mapping with return a ID that it is in the request message, i simple sent to return
Levy Gonzalez

Hi Levy,
this forum is about SAP NW BPM, not PI ccBPM. Please post your question in the PI forums, I´m sure there are people that can help you.
Best regards,
Matthias

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