Adding custom http headers for WSRP requests

Hello,
I wonder whether it is possible to insert custom http headers for WSRP
requests?
To give more details:
We are going to have portlets exposed via WSRP (hosted on non-weblogic
server). We need these portlets to work on different portals including
WebLogic Portal. And we need to have working SSO. There needed at least
2 SSO options:
1. Having SiteMinder protected portal. Will WebLogic pass SiteMinder
headers further to WSRP producer?
2. Custom SSO tokens to be passed as http headers. Is it possible to
make weblogic to add custom http headers when calling producer?
2a. Credential mapping shall be used to get username/password for
backend application (accessed from producer side), and than these
username/password shall be passed as http headers when requesting producer.
Best regards,
Sviatoslav Sviridov

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scott dunbar
bea systems, inc.
boulder, co, usa

Custom jms headers are removed when a message pass through OSB's proxyservi

Hi,
I am using OSB 10.3. Trying to build the application withe the following flow.
proxyservice(jms integration)-->businessservice(jms integration)-->MDB
When a jms message with some custom headers are posted to a proxyservice, the custom headers are getting strippped off and only the plain jms message is received in the MDB and not the custom jms headers. I have enabled "Get all headers" option to "Yes" on the proxyservice. Do I need to do anything special to get those jms properties on to a MDB?
Regards,
Baskaran

Did you try passing headers with "Set Transport Headers for[ Outbound Request ] " with option Pass all Headers through Pipeline checked?
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