SOAP over JMS binding

Hi Experts,
Is it possible to expose as a SOAP over JMS binding webservice from XI (from SAP platform)?
Regards
Sara

I have similar situation.
R/3->XI->java message server
XI and message server exchange SOAP envelope using JMS. (SOAP over JMS)
XI posts SOAP message in queue & in inbound case would pickup SOAP message from JMS queue.
My question: When using a SOAP adapter, it does work of stripping SOAP envelope/ header? Do we need to handle it in xslt when a message is picked up from external message queue(from message server)? In other words how to handle SOAP message in inbound case?
Thanks,
sachin
PS: Points will be awarded for useful answer

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