HTTP Synchronous Scenario. Pls advice urgent

Hi All,
My scenario
System A -- XI --- System B
This is Synchronous HTTP scenario.
I tested in XI RWB.
a. I took Message Mapping Source xml structure and sent from RWB it worked fine.
b. I took xsd of Request Data Type and sent from RWB it shows error
"MAPPING">EXCEPTION_DURING_EXECUTE"
Now In real scenario System A will send data to XI.
So does it mean that I need to send Message Mapping Source xml structure to System A and not xsd of Request Data Type
Pls advice
Regards

Hi,
Check the message status in SXMB_MONI and let me know the trace and error message.
the below message shows that there is some problem in mapping, u have not done the correct mapping between source and target.
EXCEPTION_DURING_EXECUTE"
test the message in message mapping using test tab and let me know the result.
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