ThirdPart(WebService) = XI = SAP(Async)

Hi
We are doing a scenario where an IDOC is sent to SAP which is alwalys async and then gets status as ALEAUD back to XI and XI sends it back to the client. We are ending with errors.
Have anybody done this scenario, Would this be possible???
Please try to comment.
Thanks in Advance
Ramesh

Dear Ramesh,
Sure,
Since one Java Mapping for the Input file Validation and another for the OUTPUT from the SAP where there was no much validation at all,One interface mapping for sending file and another for receiving file.
Regards
Agasthuri Doss

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