Replace complete SOAP body content by new string

Hi,
can anyone help me with the following problem - I need to replace body content of the SOAP message by a completly different one. I have this new content as a string which represents a part of XML document. I was thinking to configure replace action in this way (suppose that new content is stored in the variable $formatedMessage):
Replace [ node contents ] of [ undefined XPath ] in [ body ] with [ $formatedMessage/text() ]
... but this does not work :(
Many Thanks,
Paul

1. use fn-bea:inlinexml() that convert string to xml dom.
2. replace $body/request in body with $myVar
Note: place some log action (eg: $body/request) to debug, and check $domain/$server/log/$server.log file to check log action.
Hope it help.
Jonathan Jiang

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Frank

Hello,
thank you all for the information. I found a solution for my problem on the sender side. I wrote an own helper class with the method create_attach_from_txt_withref. This method build an attachment with an own reference and write the reference back to the payload.
This reference will not be changed within the execute_asynchronous method of the proxy.
Method parameters:
P_DATA        Importing   Type     STRING
P_TYPE        Importing   Type     STRING
P_NAME        Importing   Type     STRING
P_ATTACHMENT Exporting   Type Ref IF_AI_ATTACHMENT
P_AREF        Exporting   Type     STRING
Method coding:
METHOD create_attach_from_txt_withref.
DATA: lo_attachment TYPE REF TO cl_ai_attachment,
        l_payload     TYPE REF TO if_xms_payload,
        l_pref        TYPE        sxms_mf_s,
        l_guid        TYPE        guid_32,
        l_aref        TYPE        string.
CLASS cl_ai_factory DEFINITION LOAD.
" create the attachment
p_attachment = cl_ai_factory=>create_attachment_from_text(
                p_data = p_data             " attachment data
                p_type = p_type             " attachment type
                p_name = p_name ).          " attachment name
" we need an implementing class of the interface if_ai_attachment
lo_attachment ?= p_attachment.
" get the new payload
l_payload = lo_attachment->get_payload( ).
" get the reference of the payload
l_pref = l_payload->getreference( ).
" build an own reference
CALL FUNCTION 'GUID_CREATE'
    IMPORTING
      ev_guid_32 = l_guid.
CONCATENATE 'payload-' l_guid '@sap.com' INTO l_aref.
CONCATENATE 'cid:'     l_aref            INTO l_pref-href.
" set our own reference
l_payload->setreference( reference = l_pref ).
" write back the modified payload
lo_attachment->set_payload( p_payload = l_payload ).
" return of the reference
p_aref = l_aref.
ENDMETHOD.
If anybody has an idea how to read the soap body within an adapter module please let me know.
Regards
Frank

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