IDoc Sender - XI - Proxy Receiver with EOIO?

Hi all,
1) I'm sending custom Message Type/IDoc to XI using function module MASTER_IDOC_DISTRIBUTE from 4.7 ERP/6.2 Basis system.
2) In XI's integration engine I will be mapping the IDoc record layout to my proxy record layout.  XI is Netweaver 04/6.4 Basis
3) The last step is to use the Proxy adapter to send the data to my receiver which is a BW Netweaver 04S/7.0 Basis system.
I know how to guarantee EOIO during step 3 and within my receiving system.  Can I guarantee steps (1) and (2) above use QoS EOIO?  If so any thoughts/discussion on how to do that would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Hi Shaun,
unfortunately in this case there is no chance..
You could pack idocs and send them all togheter, this is a queue-like processing but is not a robust and stable approach.
All you can do is to enqueue starting from XI configuring the right entries in table IDXQUEUE.
Regards,
Sergio

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