Remove SOAP Header Element from ALSB Proxy Service Response

I've got a client of one of my ALSB Proxy services that needs the SOAP header element removed from the response. I'm struggling to find a way to do that with a WSDL-based proxy service. Do I need to change my service to an Any XML Service or is there an easier way?

At the same time, could you please also tell me how do i convert a XML Response from a business service to a SOAP Response in Proxy Service.
My client is expecting a soap response and the backend gives back only the XML Response
Thanks in advance!!
~Swagat

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