How to Convert JDBC sender adapter data to a canonical then give to BPM

Hi All,
My Scenario is as follows:
JDBC Adapter --> BPM (Business Rules + Many JDbc calls).
I get the data from a database using sender adapter.
I understand that this is of a Specific Format of the result set like <Row>. Can i convert this to a canonical format and then give this to Integration Process (receiver)
Can  I include a mapping to transform this adapter specific format to a canonical format  before I give this data to the integration process?
This is because I pull data from 3 applications and I want to use a common outbound interface (Canonical) for all the 3.
Is this possible, please explain me how.
Thanks,
Meher

Hi Meher
BPM is right fit here . In BPM designing you need to use Fork Block with three branches - In each branch you use one receiver where you get data from 3 tables in 3 different message types.
Use 4 abstract message interfaces with the 4 different message types required.
Need to map these 3 Message type to a common Canonical message format you are expecting. It will provide the single structure of message type needed.
http://sap.com/xi/XI/System/Patterns
BpmPatternCollectMergeMultiIf
If you have BPm patterns on you XI system follow this pattern .
Let me know if you have any queries.
Nanda

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