Raw XML Response Stream from WeblogicServiceProxy

How can I get the raw XML response stream from a SoapMethod invoked by the WeblogicServiceProxy?
thanks,
Karthik

From what I know, all Java XML libraries make sure the XML is well-formed before attempting to read it. If you just get chunks of XML, a single chunk in itself will probably not be well-formed.
Can't you buffer the data (in a byte array input stream or something) until you get the entire XML, and only then attempt to load using SAX or whatever?
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