Sending and receiving SOAP over JMS in XI

Hai All,
I am working on a scenario in which I have to send a SOAP message over JMS adapter to XI and receive again the SOAP message over the JMS adapter.
Here my questions are:
1.How can I configure the JMS adapter to get the SOAP messages into XI.
Thanks in Advance
Srikanth

Hi,
1. Get the WSDL of the soap message and send it as a payload to the JMS adapter including the SOAP envelope.
OR
2. You can create the structer of teh SOAP body and while sending it and receiving it you can use either XSLT or JAVA or ABAP mapping to add and remove the SOAP envelope. So you can send/receive them as a payload to the JMS adapter
Regards,
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