Unable to Create/Update Sales Party Object via FA Web Service Calls.

Invoking the updateSalesParty() and createSalesParty() methods of the Web Service proxy doesn't show any errors, but at the same time, it doesn't create or update the Sales party objects on the Fusion instance.
( https://rws-fap0267-crm.oracledemos.com/crmCommonSalesParties/SalesPartyService?WSDL )
I've attached the java code and console output when I run the code for your ready reference.
Any pointers on what I'm missing will be very helpful.
Thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Sharath

I tried invoking the WS -via SOAPUI - using the payload specified in WebService Sample Payload for Creating a Sales Account (Doc ID 1362190.1) and I get the follow error response.
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
  <env:Header/>
  <env:Body>
      <env:Fault>
        <faultcode>env:Server</faultcode>
        <faultstring><![CDATA[JBO-27023: Failed to validate all rows in a transaction.JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245710 ] in OrganizationDEOJBO-27014: Attribute Type_c in OrganizationDEO is required.JBO-27014: Attribute Type_c in OrganizationDEO is required.JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245711 ] in PartySiteEOJBO-HZ:::HZ_NO_LOCATION_FOUND: <MESSAGE><NUMBER>HZ-120085</NUMBER><TEXT>The location 958 is invalid. Use a valid location from the HZ_LOCATIONS table.</TEXT><CAUSE></CAUSE><ACTION></ACTION><DETAILS></DETAILS><INCIDENT></INCIDENT></MESSAGE>JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245712 ] in PartySiteUseEO: nullJBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245714 ] in PartyUsageAssignmentEO: null]]></faultstring>
        <detail>
            <tns:ServiceErrorMessage xmlns:tns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/svc/errors/" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance">
              <tns:code>27023</tns:code>
              <tns:message>JBO-27023: Failed to validate all rows in a transaction.</tns:message>
              <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
              <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceRowValErrorMessage">
                  <tns:code>27024</tns:code>
                  <tns:message>JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245710 ] in OrganizationDEO</tns:message>
                  <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                  <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceAttrValErrorMessage">
                    <tns:code>27014</tns:code>
                    <tns:message>JBO-27014: Attribute Type_c in OrganizationDEO is required.</tns:message>
                    <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                    <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.AttrValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                    <tns:attributeName>Type_c</tns:attributeName>
                    <tns:objectName>OrganizationDEO</tns:objectName>
                  </tns:detail>
                  <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceAttrValErrorMessage">
                    <tns:code>27014</tns:code>
                    <tns:message>JBO-27014: Attribute Type_c in OrganizationDEO is required.</tns:message>
                    <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                    <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.AttrValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                    <tns:attributeName>Type_c</tns:attributeName>
                    <tns:objectName>OrganizationDEO</tns:objectName>
                  </tns:detail>
                  <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.RowValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                  <tns:objectName>OrganizationDEO</tns:objectName>
              </tns:detail>
              <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceRowValErrorMessage">
                  <tns:code>27024</tns:code>
                  <tns:message>JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245711 ] in PartySiteEO</tns:message>
                  <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                  <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceRowValErrorMessage">
                    <tns:code>HZ:::HZ_NO_LOCATION_FOUND</tns:code>
                    <tns:message><![CDATA[JBO-HZ:::HZ_NO_LOCATION_FOUND: <MESSAGE><NUMBER>HZ-120085</NUMBER><TEXT>The location 958 is invalid. Use a valid location from the HZ_LOCATIONS table.</TEXT><CAUSE></CAUSE><ACTION></ACTION><DETAILS></DETAILS><INCIDENT></INCIDENT></MESSAGE>]]></tns:message>
                    <tns:severity>SEVERITY_RECOVERABLE_ERROR</tns:severity>
                    <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.RowValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                    <tns:objectName>PartySiteEO</tns:objectName>
                  </tns:detail>
                  <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.RowValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                  <tns:objectName>PartySiteEO</tns:objectName>
              </tns:detail>
              <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceRowValErrorMessage">
                  <tns:code>27024</tns:code>
                  <tns:message>JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245712 ] in PartySiteUseEO</tns:message>
                  <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                  <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceErrorMessage">
                    <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                    <tns:exceptionClassName>java.lang.NullPointerException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                  </tns:detail>
                  <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.RowValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                  <tns:objectName>PartySiteUseEO</tns:objectName>
              </tns:detail>
              <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceRowValErrorMessage">
                  <tns:code>27024</tns:code>
                  <tns:message>JBO-27024: Failed to validate a row with key oracle.jbo.Key[300000077245714 ] in PartyUsageAssignmentEO</tns:message>
                  <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                  <tns:detail xsi:type="tns:ServiceErrorMessage">
                    <tns:severity>SEVERITY_ERROR</tns:severity>
                    <tns:exceptionClassName>java.lang.NullPointerException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                  </tns:detail>
                  <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.RowValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
                  <tns:objectName>PartyUsageAssignmentEO</tns:objectName>
              </tns:detail>
              <tns:exceptionClassName>oracle.jbo.TxnValException</tns:exceptionClassName>
            </tns:ServiceErrorMessage>
        </detail>
      </env:Fault>
  </env:Body>
</env:Envelope>
Is there a way to see this error response when invoking the WS via a Java client-proxy?

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