Fault message in synchronous scenario

I defined an integreationprocess with synchronous send step and an exception branch.
And I specified an exception for a fault message which I defined in the synchronous interface.
My problem is, that the exception is not triggered by application errors. The integrationprocess is canceled, although I defined an alternative way in exception branch. I can´t figure why exception isn´t triggered, but I have an assumption.
This is the inbound fault message from receiver:
  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes" ?>
  <fault:AuthException xmlns:fault="urn:vwservices">
  <fault:messageText>Session Token expired or not valid</fault:messageText>
  </fault:AuthException>
But in interface mapping, when I execute a test run for fault message, the message looks like:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns0:AuthException xmlns:ns0="urn:vwservices">
   <ns0:messageText/>
</ns0:AuthException>
The xml messages are different because of namespace. Is it the problem, why the exception isn´t triggered?
For this scenario I use a WSDL File from receiver system, which means that, I did not create the fault message myself.
Thanks for your help!

Yes, I have assigned the same name.
I made a test with the system error.
Before testing I assigned my exception handler (the same as for application errors)  in the send step under item "System Error".
Then I manipulated my message mapping, so that an system error will be created.
This szenario works fine. After system error the exception branch was executed.
I´m truly desperate, because the Application Error don´t work.

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