Incoming XML validation for SOAP adapter request

Hi,
Does anyone know of a method to validate incoming XML request against the relevant XSD definition and return a SOAP fault message to the calling application ?
I guess this would involve BPM unless there is some sort of module that can be used.
Please advise.
Kind regards
Colin.

Hi Michal,
Would you suggest a simple BPM or an adapter module ?
I would hope a simple BPM would be the way it could be done.
Cheers
Colin.

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