Synchronous bpm call

Hi All,
I have a scenario where a bpm is synchronously calling a nother bpm.
Is it a must that the receiving bpm should receive the message only synchronously ?, ie the receiving step should open an syn bridge ?
Thanks.
Regards.
Disney Joe.

Hi,
>>>ie the receiving step should open an syn bridge
yes, you have to open this bridge
to send a sync call to BPM
a receive step in BPM with option Start Process
does not allow you to send sync messages in any other way
then just in Async or "sync-async bridge" way
Regards,
michal

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there is a Setting for the usage of RFC accesses from a tested system
using eCATT.
'X' - Use asynchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses
' ' - Use synchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses
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Hi Liu,
Weitong Liu wrote:
> ' ' - Use synchronous RFC calls during test run for remote accesses
This is the standard option value. Asynchronous are not the standard way and used only for very special purposes.
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> SAPGUI ( SAPGUI_2 , Target_system_2 ).
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Regards
Mathias

hi,
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hi,
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Regards,
michal

Thanks all for help.
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@all
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regards
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Message was edited by: Christian Riekenberg

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