End to End EOIO including BPM

I had a few questions surrounding EOIO end to end and will give an example to give context to my questions.
Example:JDBC>XIHTTP(3rd party)
I want to reach "true" exactly once in order end to end.
1) I have a EOIO queue defined in my sender JDBC adapter named 'QueueX'.
2) I have a BPM with a send step using EOIO with name 'QUEUEBPM'.
3) JDBC poll every x sec(s)
a)1st poll, grabs records into message A
b)Message A goes through the adapter engine in a EOIO queue.
Question 1:  This is not the Queue that's defined in JDBC sender adapter, correct?  I assume that queue in JDBC adapter is for inbound queue on the integration engine.
c)2nd poll, grabs recs into message B
d)goes through same queue as (b) on AE
e) Message A will arrive in integration engine before Message B on queue named 'QueueX'.
f) Message A will get processed (rcvr determination, mapping, etc).
Question 2:  If Message A has a mapping error, shouldn't message B be stuck in queue.  I am noticing that message B will get processed so this does not guarantee ordered processing. Why is this happening?  I would think if message A fails, message B shouldn't be able to continue.  How do I ensure message B doesn't continue processing?
g) Message A goes through successful and goes into a BPM process.
h) Message B goes through successful and into a separate BPM process.
Question 3:  It's possible that message B will be sent out before message A since they are independent processes, correct?  How do I compensate for this?
Question 4:  Will message B and A be sent in the same queue since they are using the same BPM with name 'QUEUEBPM' or do each process use a different queue?
Note, I do not want to have correlation for message A and message B.
Appreciate if somebody could clarify my points and let me know if I'm not understanding some concept.  From my point of view, even if I have the sender application sending EOIO, XI receiving as EOIO, XI sending as EOIO, I cannot be guaranteed that sender system will receive it in EOIO due to the points I have made above.

Hi,
This SAP note may help you-833740,888690
Regards,
Moorthy

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