File Polling Error Handling

Hello,
I want to know how I can capture the error message in my BPEL process when I submit a wrong xml file to file adapter. I can process an xml file because the xsd is validated, but I want to know how to capture the error message (Error while translating) when a wrong xml is submitted. I see error message in Enterprise Manager (11G), but I want to capture this error message in my BPEL process and send out an email notification with the file name and error message.
Please advise.
Thanks

I tried this, but no luck.
When I submit a wrong xml, then it wont even create an instance ID. Below is the error I see in EM.
Non Recoverable System Fault :
Error while translating. Error while translating. Error occured while translating content from file /LAX_Dock/nipun/BurnNotice.xml Please make sure that the file content conforms to the schema. Make necessary changes to the file content or the schema.
Thanks for your help.

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