RFC - why is my Fault message tab blank???

Hi,
I'm trying to perform a mapping of a Fault message for my RFC to a structure, however after importing the RFC when I switch to the tab for the Fault page, there is no structure defined. My RFC is defined as throwing exceptions. Could you please explain how I get to see the Fault message structure showing in the imported RFC?
Thanks
Brian

Hi,
In the Integration Builder, double-click on the RFC you have imported (under Imported Objects). You will start in the Structure tab.
At the top of the Structure tab page is a Message Type combobox. Use that to switch between Request, Response and Fault.
In my case the Fault Message Type is blank.
The RFC does raise exceptions which are configured in the appropriate section using tx SE37 (Function Builder)
Regards
Brian

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