Message Interface for HTTP to JDBC synchronous scenario

Hi Experts,
Could you please explain the Message Interface from the below blog. Actually, I am confused with the Outbound Interface. Is it correct?
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/09/16/xi-how-to-on-jdbc-receiver-response
1. LoginData_Sync_OUT_MI
Input Message : Role_MT
Output Message : LoginData_MT
2. LoginData_DB_Sync_IN_MI
Input Message : LoginData_DB_DT
Output Message : Dummy_DT
Regards
Sara

Hi All,
Here is my Interface mapping's problem details.
Scenario : I have to pass EmpId as a request from webservice to JDBC, If we have the EmpId address in the JDBC then we have to return the address of the employee as a response to Webservice.
Please find the below datatype, message type and etc., which I have used it for the scenario.
1. Data Types:
a) DT_REQUEST ( Webservice to XI request)
 1. EmpId
b) DT_JDBC_REQUEST ( XI to JDBC request)
 1. EmpId ,2. EmpName, 3. Company,4. AddressLine1
 5. AddressLine2,6. City,7. State
c) DT_JDBC_RESPONSE (JDBC to XI response)
 1. EmpId ,2. EmpName, 3. Company,4. AddressLine1
 5. AddressLine2,6. City,7. State
d) DT_RESPONSE (XI to Webservice response)
 1. EmpId ,2. EmpName, 3. Company,4. AddressLine1
 5. AddressLine2,6. City,7. State
2. Message Type created according to the Data Type.
3. Message Interface:
a) MI_Outbound
Output Message : MT_REQUEST
Input Message : MT_JDBC_RESPONSE
b) MI_Inbound
Input Message : MT_JDBC_REQUEST
Output Message : MT_RESPONSE
4. Message Mapping:
a) MM_REQUEST[EmpId mapping]
Source Message : MT_ REQUEST
Target Message : MT_JDBC_REQUEST
b) MM_RESPONSE [Mapping for all the fields]
Source Message : MT_JDBC_RESPONSE
Target Message : MT_RESPONSE
5. Interface Mapping
IM_WEB_DB
Source Interface : MI_Outbound
Target Interface : MI_Inbound
Request :
Source Message : MT_REQUEST
Target Message : MT_JDBC_REQUEST
Response :
Source Message : MT_RESPONSE
Target Message : MT_JDBC_RESPONSE
Here the source Message should be MT_JDBC_RESPONSE and the Target Message should be MT_RESPONSE. But when I tried to create the Interface Mapping I am getting the above bolded Response Messages automatically populated by XI.
Actually, I have followed Siva's blog to do this scenario. Finally confused with the Interface Mapping's response messages. So, please help me out with this scenario steps.
Regards
Sara

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