Soap Protocol Question

Hi all,
We are using soap protocol to send the message to portal webservice.In the incoming payload one of the fields have password as the data.Now this is of text type ,so the password is visble in the message.My requirement is to encrypt/decrpyt this field so that the actual password content will not be visible in the payload.Is there any way by which it can be handled via soap adapter.
Thanks,
Sowmya

Sowmya,
You may need to ABAP or java mapping for this, because this is not supported in graphical mapping. Can you please see this link and the blogs in it for some understanding:
Re: encrypting and decrypting the field
Regards,
---Satish

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