Full sync reconciliation - no xml file is created

Hi,
I am using Oracle VM Templates for PeopleSoft and OIM
I followed exactly the guide here http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11223_01/doc.910/e11205/deploy.htm#BIHEBCCI
But my full data publish is not working. no xml file is created in the file node.
Under Enterprise Components >Integration Definitions >Initiate Processes >Full Data Publish I can start a request for PERSON_BASIC_FULLSYNC service operation.
The Run Status is success but distribution status hangs on posting for any of the async-one way messages.
Anyone had issues with this before?
There is a related post here Re: PEOPLE_BASIC_FULLSYNC file export to a file node not working
Under Monitoring>Asynchronous services all of the messages are set to status new.
However synchronous messages/service opertaions are processing successfully via people-code
Please help
Thanks.

Issue solved,
see the related post.
You have to purge the domain settings in PIA.
PIA-> PeopleTools-> Integration Broker->Service Operations Monitor->Administration->Domain Status

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