Synchronous scenario using receiver mail adapter

Hi All,
I am trying to do a Http to Mail synchronous scenario. My requirement is, if the mail has been delivered to the reciver mail server, it should send an acknowledgement/response back to XI. Simlarly when it fails to deliver the message it should send an acknowledgement/response back to XI.
Is it possible to do? If yes, please tell me how can i do this?
Thanks & Regards,
Senthil.

>
prakasu wrote:
> Hi,
> In the mail receiver adapter mark the check box send delivery status notification.It will give the acknowledgement to the from address mail is deliverd or fails.There is no need of synchronous scenario.
>
> Regards,
> Prakasu.M
using this method a delivery ack mail is send to the TO address as rightly pointed out.
Now senthil, if you want to you can have a mail sender adapter polling for mails and you can maybe correlate the To address using a BPM and then recognize this to be a delivery ack for the mail you send. Its not concrete as maybe a delivery ack might say it was not successfully delivered too so then you might have to enhance your logic to check the content to see what the mail is all about. Pheww ....
Doesnt seem right.. so I gather the best is to redesign the interface if the flexibility is in your hands.
Other option is to have a acknowledgment request in your Send step of the BPM

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