Can Soap sender channel be directed to Soap reciever channel

Hi
I have a three layer architecture on the target side. First layer is Web AS, Second layer is Web AS asd third is PI server.
Now i am recieving Soap messages from a source PI. Its a SSL communication. I have to terminate SSL on the first Web AS and pass on the same soap message to third layer that is PI server.
Do i have to configure a Soap sender channel on Web AS to terminate SSL?
If i do configure Soap sender channel on Web AS , how do i send the same soap message to third layer that is PI server. I dont want to write the incoming file at any location and then pick it up and send it through SOAP reciever channel. Is there a way to direct the same SOAP message from SOAP sender channel to SOAP reciver channel.

>>pass on the same soap message to third layer that is PI server.
If you simply want to pass on the same messages,why not use configure multiple receiver/interface for it.
Thanx
Aamir

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