Split-Join, unable to set SOAP:HEADER in OSB at Invoke Service Component.

Hi Experts,
i created a Split-join for parallel processing and invoke third party services, but this service requires some mandatory elements in soap:header like WS-Addressing and, WSA-TO and some security infomation, but i don't know how to pass header in invoke service step. Please help me to setup Header for Invoke services in split join.
Please help me to resolve this issue.
Thanks
Ankit

see this :https://forums.oracle.com/thread/951618
not the most fancy way, but you can create some sort of wrapper proxyservice in front of your business service to make it work

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