ECC = SNC ReplenishmentOrderNotification custom message through SAP PI

Helllo,
I have one issue during proxy call in SNC. We are implementing SNC system with our ECC 6.0 system for PO processing, PO Confirmation Processing. The interfaces used is the standard SNC PI package from SAP through SAP PI; however, we have extended PO IDOCs in ECC for some Z-fields and created a new message type in SAP PI and mapped them properly. The problem, when it reached SNC, I checked the XML message and it was as expected with the new Z-fields but when the inbound proxy is called, I got the following error:
Error during proxy processing An exception with the type CX_SY_DYN_CALL_ILLEGAL_TYPE occurred, but was neither handled locally, nor declared in a RAISING clause The function call of /SCA/BIF_REPLORD_BO failed; a field may have been assigned to the parameter IS_REPLORD_NOTIF whose type is not compatible with this parameter
it seems that the newly generated service interface is not reconginzing the new ReplenishmentOrderNotification message structure with the Z-fields
How can we resolve this issue and make the inbound proxy reconginze the new message stucture?
By the way, I found this Badi: BAdI for ReplenishmentOrderNotification_In? and I have no clue how it works if we need to implement it?
Thank you,

Hi Alan,
Please check below threads.
1. INTERFACE_REGISTRATION_ERROR (inbound ABAP proxy)
2. ABAP ->INTERFACE_REGISTRATION_ERROR for outboud sync ABAP proxy
3. INTERFACE_REGISTRATION_ERROR using File-to-File method
Regards,
Deepak

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Ameet

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