Webservice to JDBC to SAP System to webservice using BPM

Hi Frnz
My requirement is i need to get data from webservice....... and i need to push that data to some Database... and the response from the Database to SAP system......and from that SAP system the respone should come to the Webservie which is the sender one. and the whole procedure should be done under PI7.1. using BPM.
can any one suggest me how to achieve this whole process... related links and your views.
MunnaV

Hi,
I will tell you how to search for that :
1. find BPM blogs in the forum - to get the idea of a BPM
2. then find the blogs about SOAP adapter for WS call and JDBC call and ABAP proxy (for SAP)
3. then combine it and you have the scenario
you don't need links from us, you can get them on your own
we can help you with detailed questions once you start the development
Regards,
Michal KRawczyk

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