Server proxy implementation with synchronous inbound interface

Hi all,
How we can implement a server proxy with synchronous inbound interface.If any example weblog please send the link.
thanks,
Kishan.

Hi,
For sync interface. You have to have a sync MI with both request and response message type.
when you generate a proxy for the same , you will get a method called execute_synchronous, and import and export parameter.
You don't have explicitly identify anywhere that the interface is sync.
Regards
Vijaya

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