Message mapping: SOAP Receiver to IDOC Sender

hi,
i have an idoc sent to SOAP receiver. SOAP Response will have only the "Status code" and the "Reason of failure".
IDOC Sender will have the PO Number and the Vendor Name to which we are sending.
The SOAP Response will not have the PO Number and the Vendor Name.
How can i have the Reason of failure, PO Number and Vendor in one message type?
Thanks in advance,
Tirumal

Praveen -
Thanks for the response and appreciate your observation.
Very tight deadlines with the client and have to finish lot of tasks in short time so putting hands in everything.
There are lot of vendors who run their proprietary web services. So cannot change their stuff.
How would i map the SOAP request to the SOAP Response since some information is in one message type and other half of information available in other message type.
I created a SOAP Response Type with the "Reason Code" information.
I created another message type with all the information that i want.
How would i map the SOAP Request to the SOAP Response msg type and the other message type.
Let me know.
Thanks in advance,
Tirumal

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