RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND for XSLT and Java Mappings (SXMB_MONI)

Experts,
I need your opinion / experience about a problem that we have been facing here:
XI 3.0 was upgraded to PI 7.0, but since then all interfaces that uses XSLT and Java Mappings throws a RESOURCE_NOT_FOUND error in SXMB_MONI only in the production environment.
We found SAP Note 951318 that describes exactly the scenario we have here. The note also inform that the issue is solved at SP 07 (for PI 7.0).
The problem is that we find out that abap and java instance are with different SP ( SP 13 for abap and SP 09 for java) after XI upgrade to 7.0, since they had a error at java instance.
Have anyone of you facing with this problem?
I believe that even having a SP greater than 07 (as sap note 951318 requires), as we have an difference between abap and java SP, this issue might have been causing the problem.
Points will be given.
Regards,
Daniela

Yes, thats true. As you can see,
In XI 3.0 (SAP Netweaver'04), the issue is solved in:
           SP 18,
           SP 17, patch 1 (archive SAPXITOOL17_1. sca for XI Tools)
           SP 16, patch 4 (archive SAPXITOOL16_4.sca for XI Tools).
you need to import and put a patch if you are using XI 3.0. but in your case it is PI 7.0.
So please check out the SAP Note : 950608 and download SP 07,patch 2 (archive SAPXITOOL07_2.sca for XI Tools).and Note 952402 .
Regards
Aashish Sinha
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