Synch SOAP scenario - access request data as part of response mapping?

Hello experts,
I have a synch SOAP scenario which is working but I want to improve the error handling.
Under normal situation I send the SOAP request and the remote web service responds with a given message structure which includes my invoice number as a key field. I then create an IDOC with this number and processing is great.
However, sometimes there is an error response from the web service which follows a different message structure and does not include the invoice number :-(
There could be many reasons for this error such as a field was missing or wrong format or even we ran out of prepaid web service calls (this is to get a government approval of invoice which we pay for in groups of approvals).
When they respond with an error I would like to send this information in IDOC to SAP, but I have no invoice number to tie the response to. Therefore the information is kind of useless in ERP. Is there a way in PI for a response message to reference the synchronous request data we sent to the web service in the first place?
Many thanks for your ideas,
-Aaron

Hi Aaron,
Also you can define static variables Sharing data between message mapping in PI 7.1
About Mark suggestion you have an interesting Adarsh Dhingra's blog here Sharing data between two message mappings through Dynamic Configuration
I think the better way is to use the Harish approximation because is the solution more standard.
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Scenario 1: If we put the user name in “User” field and press intro, the user details are updated:
Scenario 2: If we want to make an "Advanced search" the user is not found and the application give us the following message: “No records found for the search criteria entered.”
We are using the Active Directory as Data Source.
Thanks and Regards.

Hi Jose,
Try maintaning the parameter 2050 as YES and check once.
Kindly, also make refer to the below list of SAP notes:
1757906 - GRC 10.0 - LDAP user search does not work in NWBC
1745370 - LDAP search in GRC does not work anonymously
1718242- UAM: User search not working in Access Request.
Regards,
Neeraj Agarwal

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Hello Again,
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OR
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com.sap.aii.repository.mapping.additionaltypes
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/people/michal.krawczyk2/blog/2006/09/20/xi-abap-mapping-logs--more-standard-better-visibility
/people/rahul.nawale2/blog/2006/11/01/dynamically-sending-a-mail-to-the-po-creator-using-xslt-abap-mapping
PART 1
/people/r.eijpe/blog/2005/11/10/xml-dom-processing-in-abap-part-i--convert-an-abap-table-into-xml-file-using-sap-dom-approach
PART 2
/people/r.eijpe/blog/2005/11/21/xml-dom-processing-in-abap-part-ii--convert-an-xml-file-into-an-abap-table-using-sap-dom-approach
PART 3
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/people/sameer.shadab/blog/2005/09/29/testing-abap-mapping
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I am getting an error while dealing with RFC to SOAP scenario::
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<SAP:ApplicationFaultMessage namespace="" />
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Hi Suraj,
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We are given with the webservice by separate team, also I am accessing the application via Citrix. I cant test the WS outside the client network and in client desktop they haven't installed Altova Xml Spy
Request and response both are generated in Moni. It seems problem in receiving response only ?? WS url is also correct.
Regarding Receiver Soap parameters:
I have checked adapter specific identifiers and Variable transport binding.
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Sushama

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