Soap- XI- RFC- DB BPM scenario help

Hi,
I want to implement a scenario like this. a third party system use the soap adapter to call the ECC RFC via XI.and i want to write the RFC response into another DB using the jdbc adapter.after that i want to send back the DB update_insert result to soap client (third party system).so the scenario looks like this
soap request->XI->RFC
|
soap response <---DB
i want to use BPM,but have not too much experience.appreciate your help.
Regards
xiaofeng

Hi,
This will be a Synch Asycnh Scenario and you will need a BPM with a SYNCH ASYNCH bridge.
Steps :
1. Receiver Request Message from SOAP -- Open SA Bridge
2. Send Syunchronous -- To call RFC and get Response
3. Send Synchronous -- TO send data to JDBC and get response
4. Send -- TO send data back to SOAP -- Close SA Bridge.
You will have to do the corresponding message mapping , etc.
Take a look at the SAP BASIS Component -- Patterns -- Synch Asycnch pattern and this link for more info,
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/43/65d4dab39b0398e10000000a1553f6/content.htm
Regards,
Bhavesh

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 it is possible to use a Async / Sync Brigde.
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