In what QOS does the receiver SOAP adapter work BE or EO?

Hi,
In what QOS does the receiver SOAP adapter work BE or EO?
My guess is that it is by default EO, if so how do i make it work like synchronous?
There is no option to set it explicitly.
Thanks]
Shakthi

Siva,
In receiving adapter you can't set the status. The receiving QOS is set in the pipeline by using the Sender Comm.channel QOS.
So for example in SOAP to SOAP scenario, if you set the Sender comm.channel as BE, then through out the Pipeline till it reaches the Receiver Comm.channel the QOS will be considered as BE only( Even though you didn't explicitly said to the Receiver comm.channel).
Hope it helps!
raj.

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