Application Error message takes more time in ECC

Hi All,
I am working soap to proxy synchronous scenario. when call is success i am able to get the response immediately from ECC within 2 to 3s.
when there is any application error in ECC it is taking more time to send back the fault message to SAP PI. more than 1 min(65s).
i tested the same payload in the sproxy in ecc. for application error it gives the fault message within 2s.
but when it comes to end to end testing ECC is taking more time to send the fault message to PI.
Please let me know if you have any suggestion to overcome this issue.
Regards,
Muni

Abap team debugged and found out that there was an issue with RFC in ECC system.
RFC connection was not working. it was causing the flow to wait for 1 mins. Basis fixed the issue to make RFC working. now interface works without connection time out.

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