Fault Message is not defined?

Hi @,
I am using BPM asyn sync for File2RFC scenarion and while activating the scenarion I am getting return code 99 and when i see the activation log I am getting errro description as Fault Message is not defined I have done the Fayult message mapping between Abstract Sync Message and RFC Sync message between their fault and exception types but still
Help is urgent
Regards

Hi,
you define the exception handler in the block properties. Define (via context) an exception branch for the block, where you jump into in case of errors and decide, what to do (f.e. alert or stop process).
Regards,
Udo

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