SOAP reciever adapter problem

Hi,
I am getting below error in the adapter monitor for my SOAP recv adapter.
Message processing failed. Cause: com.sap.engine.interfaces.messaging.api.exception.MessagingException
This is using external definition. I ported my PI 7.0 content to PI 7.1. I am wondering how external definitions and interfaces will effect with the setting of software component verion " use of interface objects"
Do I need to put as SAP netweaver 7.0 since it is PI 7.0 content.
Can I change this setting any time. How this will effect.
I could not see this adapter error in my 7.0 env. And not in 7.1 SP04.
is there anything i should check here to avoid this error.
Thanks,
Srinivasa

Hey,
> I am wondering how external definitions and interfaces will effect with the setting of software component verion " use of >interface objects"
No, If so Mapping might have failed,
>Do I need to put as SAP netweaver 7.0 since it is PI 7.0 content.
It is good to have latest one
>Can I change this setting any time. How this will effect.
Sure, You can, After  upgrade do a Regression Testing.
Cheers
Agasthuri

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