Try this: stop the external web service send port. Then, have SAP send in the message. Now open BizTalk admin and run a query for All Service Instances. You should see a suspended (resumable) service instance for the web service send port and be able to view the message that it is going to send. Can you view it? Is it missing any parameters? If that doesn’t work, then Fiddler might help: http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler/. It will let you see the actual HTTP request that BizTalk sends to the web service.
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