How to do transformation in Aqualogic Service Bus

Hi,
I am new to aqualogic service bus. Please guide me how can I do transformation.
Here is the scenario:
I have one proxy service (ProxyService) and two Buiness Services (BusinessServiceV1 and BusinessServiceV2).Each Business service talks to corresponding Java services (via WSDL) on the back end.
Here are signature of methods being exposed by services:
com.v1.ResponseDTO getBankBalance(com.v1.RequestDTO requestDTO)
com.v2.ResponseDTO getBankBalance(com.v2.RequestDTO requestDTO)
RequestDTO contains a zip code fields. If its value is less than 10000 then I want to call servicev1. Otherwise I want to call serviceV2.
When I create proxy, I use serviceV1's wsdl as reference. Hence I can call serviceV1 successfully. When call goes to serviceV2, then I get internal server error. Probably the reason is that I am not doing transformation from com.v1.RequestDTO to com.v2.RequestDTO. How can I do this transformation?
In ASB's testconsole, Payload looks like the following:
<ser:getBankBalance xmlns:ser="http://com/v1/services">
<ser:requestDTO xmlns:java="java:com.v1.dto">
<java:ZipCode>3</java:ZipCode>
<java:Ssn>string</java:Ssn>
</ser:requestDTO>
</ser:getBankBalance>
Using this payload, I can successfully call business service 1 via Proxy service. If I manually change v1 to v2, I can also call business service 2. Is there a way that I can change http://com/v1/services to http://com/v2/services
and
java:com.v1.dto to java:com.v2.dto
using transformation?
I already tried Message Processing|Rename option but it does not seem to work.
Thank you very much for any help in this regards.
mqassim

Hi,
Check out the link:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/45/8594ebd17f1956e10000000a11466f/frameset.htm
Best Regards,
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