SOAP to JMS synch scenario issue

Dear Experts,
I am working on SOAP to JMS (Websphere MQ) synch scenario.In the ESR i created 2 synch service interfaces(1 Inbound & 1 outbound).
I created my 1 SOAP communication channel with QOS as "Best Effort" 2 JMS comm channel( 1 Receiver & 1 Sender).
I am getting " no message received error in JMS receiver channel and no correlation id found error in JMS sender channel. I am attaching my channel config,error log.
I am using PI message ID as correlation id for JMS sender and receiver channels.
Thanks,
Pavan T,
+91 9901742424

I think you should use the notify response bean on the sender channel
Configuring the Sync/Async Bridge Using the JMS Adapter - Adding Modules to the Module Processor - SAP Library
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Thnx

Business Systems require technical systems/software components and products, from an organisational perspective in PI it might be a good idea to define these things for an external entity (Business System). As far as Im aware business Services do not have that same requirment.
I tend to limit business service usage to one off or simple interaction B2B, as soon as you have more than one adapter interacting with the same external entity a business system with all of "their" adapters will help keep things clear to other people configuring integration scenario's. Whilst smart naming standard will get you around this most of the time, it makes more sense to put them together under the one system.
Hope this helps.

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