How to Capture Runtime SOAP Header in ABAP Webservice

Hi All,
I have created a WebService from a ABAP Function Module, and an external (Java Based) system is able consume to it. But while making the call, the external System enriches the SOAP header with certain values, and I need to capture these values in ABAP Function Module.
How can read the enriched SOAP Header in my ABAP Function Module? is there any Class/Function Module which I can call to get the Runtime SOAP-HEADER or is the runtime SOAP-header available in one of the structures similar to SYST?
Thanks,
Ganesh

Hi Ganesh,
Please go through this link.
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I think this would be helpful for you..
Reward points if useful,
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