Soap receiver fault message/acknowledgements

hi all,
i have configured a scenario....
now i want to recieve an error status through soap reciver...and scenario would like...webservice client->XI->Webservice. Soap sender->XI->Soap Reciever......how can I recieve the exception...as raised during execution of webservice....
It would really very helpful if someone could throw some light on this..

Hi,
Is your scenario like this?
SENDER SOAP ADAPTER (Calling XI)<-> XI <--> RECEIVER SOAP ADAPTER (calling webservice)
Now if exception is raised during execution of receiver webservice, does the response from the webservice contains the status? If so, then do a response Map, so as to send the response message back to the webservice client.
Regards
Suraj

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