Data Headers in SOAP adapter Response

Hi there,
I have a working SOAP adapter on Xi 2.0, which accepts incoming requests from SOAP clients, it "transforms" these requests into RFC calls which in turn calls BAPI'S in R/3.
The BIG issue is that Xi (the SOAP adapter) sets and sends a set of headers into the response back to the SOAP client. For security and performance reasons, you dont want the system to send those headers over the net to the SOAP client.
Does anyone knows how to setup Xi in order to suppress these headers in the SOAP response?
PS: Below an example of the headers in the SOAP envelope.
<SOAP:Envelope xmlns:SOAP='http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/'>
<SOAP:Header><sap:MessageHeader xmlns:sap='http://sap.com/exchange/MessageFormat' version='1.0'>.......
<Host>xxxx</Host>
<Sysid/>
<Sysnr>00</Sysnr>
<Mandt>200</Mandt>
<Dest/>
<Userid>XI_USER</Userid>
<Passwd>xxxx</Passwd>

If I want to set the content in the SOAP header when the client in SAP XI how would I do that?
I cannot see SOAP Header in XI MONI.
Please advice. I want to add to the contents of SOAP Header created by XI SOAP Receiver Channel.
Thanks
Ashish

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The <code>GerryAxis</code> handler class sets MIME headers.

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<ul>
<li>name: Name of header
<li>value: Value for header
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