Failed transformation xml-rfc to rfc

Hi,
I have to scenario rfc to jdbc sync, SAP MI <-> XI, but when I executed the rfc, i don´t have problem in SXMB-MONI, but returned the dump in MI " Failed transformation xml-rfc to rfc". What happen?
Tks.

The error isnt logged in SMXB_MONI because it happens in Adapter Engine, which is in java stack (and SXMB_MONI is in abap stack). Therefore you won't be able to see the error there.
Go to Runtime WorkBench, Message Monitoring and check the errored message there. Open the details screen and check the Audit Log for futher information about the error you got.
Regards,
Henrique.

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