Usage of fault message in a synchronous web service call from PI ccBPM

In a PI ccBPM call to synchronous web service,  how can I use the fault message created and attached to the synchronous interface call.
Mike

I see nowhere so far, that says not possible. Can you direct me to the appropriate help. Client asking for the same, i have been trying to get this done for a while, can't given an answer NO unless i show them the legit document or something.
I am in the processing of getting sap help and i have an open ticket. Support never mentioned so far about no possibility to get this done either. I am still crossing my fingers. But will update this thread accordingly with either of the solutions

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