Interface map not exist in cache

hi iam configuring proxy to bapi and getting following error
Interface mapping urn:xiworkshop:group00:webapp
PO_out__ZBAPI_PO_CREATE does not exist in runtime cache
i refreshed the cache and done reactivation of the objects
still same story. plz help me
thanks and regards

can you please explain how you refreshed the cache ?

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