Checking response in Asynchronous scenario

Hi, I want to check the response message in the scenario that I implemented asynchronous message.
Basically, in the trace I could only see this "Async processing: skip mapping of response".
Is there anyway to find out what the response is?
Thanks

Hi Rockie,
As Mario had said, its absolutly right of making no sense to look for response for Async Messages.
Enve though the Integration Engine contains the internal response for those Async Messages, you can;t use it.
The only thing that could be possible is to stick with acknowledgment.
Thanks
Swarup

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