Idoc acknowledgement message to web service

I am trying to set up the scenario SOAP sender>XI>IDoc Receiver.
I have exposed the outbound, synchronous message interface as a web service, and I'm planning to use sync-async bridge in BPM.
My problem is: I need a response message from SAP. Can I use an iDoc acknowledgement message for this purpose? If this is the case, how do I set up SAP to send this acknowledgement message to XI, and do I have to configure an iDoc sender channel for this purpose?
Any comment is appreciated!
Thanks,
Håvard

One option - not a ABAP expert but this is what I understood with my discussions with my ABAP team when we were coveringt he same issue -
In the Idoc Inbound Processing Code - write a ABAP Exit that after processing the Idoc will trigger the RBDSTATE report to trigger the AleAudit back to XI and XI will send it back to R3.
It is surely possible, as the Aleaudits are triggered by RBDSTATE report instead, you can manually makde the Idoc procesing code to trigger this report immdeitaly and so on.
An Abap , Ale_Idoc specialist will have the answer to this in seconds - on how to do this - but am not one
Regards
Bhavesh

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