Monitoring incoming SOAP messages

Dear all,
I configured a SOAP scenario and provided the customer the URL, but the messages did not arrived our PI System.
After an analysis I think I configured the CC wrong. I set the adapter engine to Central AE instead of our AAE that is
also used in the Web Service URL.
But even after changing it, the message does not arrive the system.
How can I check if the message perhaps arrive the PI but did not pass caused but (probably) a wrong configuration?
Now after changing it to AAE, will it be displayed in DefaultTrace in NWA? I couldn't found there anything.
Regards
Chris

Hi,
Try XPI inspector to monitor incoming SOAP message. You will get exact error if any.
Have a look to below blog -
Sender SOAP Adapter: HTTPS with Client Authentication
Regards
Aashish Sinha

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