RFC Sender Adapter error " Call to messaging failed"

Hi,
I have been trying the RFC-> XI->File scenario.When I execute RFC using se37 transaction
on R/3 box,it gives the error " Call to messaging failed:
com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.DeliveryException".
I have looked at msg in XI server using SXMB_Moni transaction.I found that,program is unable
to find the interface mapping function (Mapping between RFC and Inbound interface).
I have done the following settings:
For Sender :
1.RFC is being used as outbound Interface.
2.Imported RFC from R/3.
3. The R/3 functionality is to retrieve records.
For Receiver:
1.Defined Inbound ,Async. Interface.
2.Defined Data Type and Msg type
3.Defined Fault Message type
Mappings:
1. Message Mapping is defined for Inbound Message(From RFC) and Outbound Message
2. Source Interface(ZRFC) and target Interface(Inbound Interface) mapping is defined.In this mapping I am unbale to defined Mapping for Response and Fault.I have just deifned for Request as tabs are not gettting enabled after click of 'Read Interface'.
All necessary configurations have been done in Intergration Directory.
I am getting XML message at receiver at without data where rfc retireves two records.Why this is not being done?
As there is no mapping for Fault message of Inbound interface with RFC interface,I think mapping no found error is coming.
PS. I have not done the message mapping between ZRFC.Response and Inbound Message.
Please comment,where I have gone wrong.
Thanks & Regards,
HImanshu

Hi,
I don't know if the info below will solve your problem. Your scenario is an asynch scenario, therefore, the RFC must be executed as a qRFC. SE37 executes the RFC as synch.
To execute the RFC as asynch, you must tested with a report (se38):
The RFC must be executed as a qRFC.
data: DEST LIKE RFCDES-RFCDEST VALUE 'MY_RFC_DEST'.
CALL RFC
     IN BACKGROUND TASK
     DESTINATION DEST
     EXPORTING
COMMIT WORK.
The COMMIT WORK is required to send the RFC.
Regards,
Bill

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