Manipulating Custom Headers in REST calls via BPEL's HTTP Binding Adapter

Hi,
I have a requirement wherein I am supposed to invoke a REST based service via BPEL. Moreover, I have to set a custom HTTP header before calling that service.
I have been able to successfully call a Hello World Rest based service via BPEL, but I was not required to set any header in that case.
Now, when I call this service using HTTP Analyzer functionality of JDeveloper 11.1.1.6.0 I get the required output. I set the custom HTTP header in the HTTP content of HTTP Analyzer.But, I need a solution to accomplish this via BPEL.
I even tried setting the HTTP header using the solution provided in the following link, using BPEL 2.0, but it did not resolve my problem
http://biemond.blogspot.in/2012/04/retrieve-or-set-http-header-from-oracle.html
I am trying to resolve this from sometime. Kindly help me.
Thanks,
Monika

Check out the sample oracle has provided for calling REST from BPEL
https://java.net/projects/oraclesoasuite11g/pages/BPEL
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