Sync and async bpel process

Hello

I was reading about the process of synchronous and asynchronous in the forum, I also have a similar problem.

some of my questions are:

If suppose my BPEL process will take approximately 2 minutes or more to complete, so I can't not chosen synchronous BPEL process as the default period is 45 sec and do not recommend to increase the time.

As the above is true, that I created an asynchronous BPEL process, now, I want the asynchronous response, is that this is possible? even I found that when I invoke the asynchronous process BPEL partner links it does not ask for the output variable. SO if all process will take more time and answer to that need, what is the solution.

Kind regards
Abdou

You must use a receipt to get the response from the asynchronous process.

That's why you need a call and a reception.

Create a receive activity, and then drag the connection to your link partner. You will see that only the exploitation of the response is there.

see you soon
James

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