Using Message ID in the SOAP header (Sender)

Hi Experts,
The scenario is SOAP to IDoc.
We have requirement to insert the Message ID in the SOAP header for avoiding duplicate messages from the SOAP client.
Please note SOAP client is unable to support URL parameter, so we have to use Message ID in the SOAP header.
So please suggest how to insert the Message ID in the SOAP header (WSDL) , and do we need to implement any mapping to retrieve the Message ID value from the SOAP header - to create a PI message.
Thanks in advance.
MK

But I want to know how we update the WSDL with the required Feild(messageID).
I dont think you can update the wsdl url to include the messageID field...if you notice the other fields in the wsdl you will find all are static...however your messageID will be dynamic.....so just ask the SOAP client application to append the MessageId field and send the message.....at runtime the message id will be extracted by PI......did you test the scenario?...if no then test it once so that if there is an error we will come to know...
Regards,
Abhishek.

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