Passing properties to mediator service from soap - ui

Hi,
I have a composite A which has a mediator component A1 in it.
This mediator will be called by some external BPEL/OSB service.
Whenever i see an instance of the mediator i see certain properties / headers in the input payload to the mediator.
These are not passed by default, however they do come.
I want to know how can i ovverrride/pass these values when i am calling this mediator service from soap-ui
Thanks,
Rosh

Can you please paste here the properties expected by mediator?

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