HTTP Adapter Interconnect 10.1.2 problem

Hello,
Can someone explain me how to use Interconnect for sending xml-messages from a database to a webservice, and processing the answer?
We tried the following:
Install a database adapter
Install a (sync) http adapter
The common view is a procedure basd on a DTD
The database application has an invoke procedure
The http application has the implemented procedure.
The application view of the http application is a copy of the common view.
This works for sending the message. Also, the http-response succeeds:
In the http log we can see the content of the reply (in XML). However, after this, there's a complaint in the logging:
Bridge successfully sent message from OAI to external system
You must have data for KentekenAanvraag_reqKentekenAanvraag_OUT_OAI_V1_T:OAI/V1.VRTG-PER-VERZ.ALG-GEG.WACHT-WOORD-ACT in your XML according to the DTD which was imported in iStudio.
Agent: ** Error ** Bridge had an error processing the received message.
Indeed, there is no data sent back for this entry. Does this mean that the application view defines exactly what is expected? Are optional fields not permitted?
Also, on the database-side, we get this error:
OAI.Agent.syncRequest : ORA-20000: ORU-10023: error 3 on lock request
I hope someone can give us a clue!
Thanks,
Monique

hi,
I am new to Interconnect stuff .We are trying use http adapter for Request and Reply.Could you please let me know how to approach ?Waht are the steps I have read the documentation but it's doesn't have a case study as the other adapters.
Any help will be gratly appreciated.
Thanks

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