Content of message deleted to save memory, where to set?

Hi,
When trying to display "Message Content" in the Message Monitoring in the Runtie Workbench do I get the message
"Content of message deleted to save memory"
Can anyone tell me where the settings/parameters are for this deletion of message content?
Stephan

Hi all,
I'm just adding this because I think the result of the answers is maybe still not what would be expected by the average XI user :
( all explanations are done for a sync SOAP receiver example )
-Changing settings in the XI integration engine configuration only affects the SXMB_MONI view ( not the adapter(s) view via RWB )
-Setting the messaging parameter in the Visual admin indeed results in seeing the payload in the RWB adapter engine but...it basically shows the same as the integration engine SXMB_MONI ! In other words, it is apparently showing the internal XI incoming message that hits the soap receiver adapter and NOT the plain soap/http text outgoing request
( not what I would want by default )
-Since an adapter -- by definition -- adapts a message , you should ask yourself which message you want to see ( adapter incoming or adapter outgoing message ) , but I think that in general, you would want to to see the 'raw' outgoing message for an receiver adapter or the 'raw' incoming message message for a sender adapter. ( as the adapter transformed results are visible in the integration engine )
In my experience, the results regarding this are mixed for several adapters : for the RNIF adapter you see the raw messages but apparently for soap not...
-the SOAP FAQ note gives the ( only ? ) workaround : add a network listener in between that captures the raw XI outgoing message
( with a simple to use java listener attached to the note )
Hope this helps future users
regards
Dirk

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