Global JAX-WS Handler::is such a thing possible in ORACEL OSB?

Hi
Some of you may be familiar with the Handler mechanism of JAX-WS.
My aim is to be able to define a GLOBAL handler for ALL web services on the server side.
Requirement:
========
Simply put, the requirement is to be able to inspect incoming SOAP headers for ALL
services (proxy, business) of the OSB and to be able to propagate an expected element in the incoming header to all "downstream" web service calls.
In other words, if I have an element in my SOAP header in the request to my proxy or business
service, I would like to be able to have the same generic piece of code that copies said element it to ALL outgoing SOAP Web Service calls.
Proposed Solution:
===========
My natural approach was the JAX-WS handler mechanism.
I have proven that it can work for one web service that I have written (i.e. intercept the incoking SOAP and outgoing SOAP).
I can extract the element, copy it, and enrich the outgoing with it.
Question:
======
1. How do i extend my single handler for JAX-WS to ALL web services and not just one?
2. How can i use such a global mechanism in the OSB if at all possible?
N.B. I am not an OSB expert. There is no requirement for this to be a JAX-WS handler. I only mentioned it as this is what I know and what seemed logical given my knowledge.

You can write a simple osb proxy which can inspects the header , extract it , enrich it and then route to the relevant downstream proxy. This would require all the clients to call this proxy . Is that OK for you ?

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