How to split one request into many to reduce response time

Hi,
In a request I may get more than 20-30 materials for which, pricing info need to be returned. Its increasing the load on SAP and XI is not waiting for a long time to get the price. Please let me know a work around for this otherthan BPM.
Or is there any mechanism by which I can split the XML into multiple XMLs and process multi small requests.
Thanks
Seshu

Hi Seshu -
Timeouts can be tricky in synchronous cases with all the various components of XI.  In your case, you've implied that the RFC receiver adapter is being used to talk to SAP and it's taking a long time for SAP to process this request and send back a response.  Are you getting a '...MessageExpiredException'?  If so, the parameter 'xiadapter.inbound.timeout.default' in the 'SAP XI Adapter: XI' J2EE service would be relevant (see Note 791379 for details).  The 'syncMessageDeliveryTimeoutMsec' parameter of the 'SAP XI Adapter: RFC' J2EE service is only relevant if you're using the RFC sender adapter.
Other timeout settings may come into play.  <a href="http://service.sap.com/~sapidb/011000358700005909032005E/XI30XI70_TroubleGuide.pdf">The XI Troubleshooting guide</a> has some good information on this.
Also, if this scenario is required to be synchronous, there's no way to split the request without using BPM as synchronous requests cannot be sent to multiple receivers.
Regards,
Jin

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