OSB: Soap 1.1 and Soap 1.2

Hello i am tasked with a wsdl file that contains two port types one with soap 1.1 and the other with soap 1.2
Now I need both the soap 1.1 and soap 1.2 to be available to the end user
however in osb when creating the proxy service i am forced to choose either hte soap 1.1 binding or the soap 1.2 binding... will i have to create two separate proxy services for each or is there a way to have it where one proxy service can support both soap types?

How come a SOAP 1.2 request can go through the whole flow even though the local PS and provider BS I chose the SOAP 1.1 ports?Make your PS_3 as Any XML Service proxy service and the select Local Transport.
come a SOAP 1.2 request can go through the whole flow even though the local PS and provider BS I chose the SOAP 1.1 ports?Your PS_3 can accept both SOAP1.1 and SOAP1.2 as it's based on Any XML service.
Regards,
Abhinav

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