Negative Acknowledgment Alert

Hi!
I have the next scenario:
File -> XI -> IDoc
I have successfully configured the Acknowledgment response from the R/3 system, but now I need to send an email if XI receives a negative acknowledgment.
I have tried with the XI alerts and it has sent the general errors (i.e. mapping error), but not the negative acknowledgments.
What configuration should I have in order to send the negative acknowledgments email?
Best regards,
Eumir

Hi Eumir,
i'm not sure about the application ack, i suppose it'll probably not work with that. However i strong;y be;ieve that it's the integration brokers responsibility to make sure that the technical communication works so it should work with transport acks. for the Idocs it's really a bit tricky, but if i remember that correctly the ALEAUD contains the IDoc status, and this status can be of technical nature (like Idoc stored to database ok) or of application nature (like IDoc successfully posted to application). so xi is evaluating this status code and could easily throw an adapter alert in case of a negative status. i remember there is a transaction in R/3 showing the different inbound and outbound idoc states together with the classification if it is a positive hence non error state or an error state. according to this classification, xi should throw an alert or not... but that is just my opinion from an Architects point of view and i remember i discussed something similar once with xi development and they didn't really agree...
best regards
Christine

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