Encryption of body's first child (method name) in Doc Literal Wrapped

G'day all,
I created a sample, where the service requires an encrypted input element (body's first child), which is the method name in document literal wrapped web services.
I added few more operation to the SEI to make it more interesting scenario. It worked rightly.
I am curious to know how WebService engine picks the security policy rightly? Since the on the wire shows EncryptedData element instead of input message name.
Also, I added @Policy annotation description on the Impl Class level. Is it going to work or fail if I add different @Policy annotations to each WebMethod level and have encryption of the input element?
With Regards,
Mayank

Hi
The following link has information on using the Policy annotations
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs100/webserv_sec/message.html#wp210258
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