Global Container set Parameter

Hello,
I would like to change the field CONTENT_TYPE in my SOAP-Header-Message. Now I know that I can do this in the GlobalContainer inside the message-mapping with an user-define function.
I found in the SAP-help and in the SDN so many messages and examples how I can use the GET-Parameter method. But my problem is, to set a new CONTENT_TYPE-Parameter.
Maybe somebody can post me a few lines of coding, how I can do this.
Best regards,
Christoph

Use the MessageTransformBean.
Check the answer of Stefan Grube in this thread that describes how the MessageTransformBean can be used to the change ContentType in the SOAP header.
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Regards
Bhavesh

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