IDOC-- JDBC server with synchronous communication.

Hi SAP PI Experts,
we have requirement as per the below. could you suggest the best possible way to execute this below.
we need to send the outbound IDOC to JDBC and reponse file from JDBC should be posted to ECC in IDOC format.
as per my knowledge synchronous communication is not prefered for IDOC scenaioro.
please advise the best possible solution in PI 7.1
Regards,
Krushi.

IDoc not supports Sync communication but JDBC Receiver channel supports it.
if you have any limitation like not to use ccBPM then 2 options
1)Change IDoc to ABAP Client Proxy ,Proxy supports sync communication.
2)IDoc-->PI(JDBC Lookup)--->IDoc(recv).
if the response message from JDBC is not huge then try option 2.
Regards,
Raj

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