Fault message handling in syn proxy

Hi Experts,
I have implemented Proxy to Web service synchronization scenario and implemented request response and fault message mapping.
But when the scenario is getting the Application error the fault message is visible in sxmb_moni but not visible in the proxy or not being forward to proxy ?
Can you help if there is any more config or any other follow up is required, all the mapping and other part of fault message is as per PI standard only including the proxy ABAP code?
regards,.

Hi,
But when the scenario is getting the Application error the fault message is visible in sxmb_moni but not visible in the proxy or not being forward to proxy ? - In your R/3 system by transaction SXMB_ADM, then integration engine configuration - specific configuration - in RUNTIME add parameter for logging and tracing and set it to maximum level...........also LOGGING_SYNC parameter should be enabled................
then re-run your scenario..........then for a application fault msg in SXMB_MONI of XI, you should see a fault msg in SXMB_MONI of your r/3 system.
Regards,
Rajeev Gupta

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Hi,
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