OWSM: it's possible manipulate a xml string date with a policies ?

Hello,
It's the first time that i use the OWSM. The objecties of my project is reuse a old webservice deploy in the old application. The authentication of websercice is inside the structure string xml type. For example any service are the follow soap structure:
<n:getInformation>
<data xsi:type="xs:string">..................</data>
</n:getInformation>
The type string the data is based on the xsd schema rules where among other there is the authentication info (user and pwd)
<authentication>
<user>hello<user>
<password>xxx<password>
<inputdata>
<inputdata>
My question is : It's possible create an agent or gateway policy without affect the webservice ? I wish manipulate a xml string type and add with a policy a xml data authentication information......
Thanks in advance.

Yeah you can certainly do that, but I can tell you that OWSM is not right place to do this.
- You can create custom step and get hold on the entire payload and change
- You can create XSLT to do the transformation from old to new.
HTH,
Chintan

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