Doubt on Sync-asynch Bridge

hi all,
         I was trying to understand the sync-asynch bridge concept and from what all i have read i have come to know that there is a sync-asynch and also asynch-sync bridge.This is used in a scenario say file-rfc-file.But i have done the same scenario without the bridge.I am still not clear where this bridge will fit into.
Can anybody please explain me with suitable examples..
thanks,
Nisheeta

Hi,
File-RFC-file is Async-sync communication. There is nothink like async-sync bridge in BPM. Because for this, 3 steps are needed
1. Receive - async
2. send - sync
3. send - async
But for Sync-async scenario, a Sync-async bridge should opened using receive step.
Example :  Http request - File && File - Http response
Steps:
1. Receive - open sync-async bridge --> To receive Http request
2. Send - async --> To send message to File adapter.
3. Receive - async --> To receive message from File adapter
4. Send - close sync-async bridge --> To send Http response
Example : http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/83/d2a84028c9e469e10000000a1550b0/content.htm
Hope this clears your doubt.
Regards,
Uma

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