Syncronous web service call through B2B

Hi There,
I am trying to do a synchronous web service call through the B2B component. Is this possible? Has anybody got this working?

Ok the process flow is as follows (or at least how I anticipate it):
external party (HTTP) -> B2B (httpReceiver) -> Callout (HTTP) -> OSB -> sync reply -> B2B -> external party
I have read the section you mentioned, but was hoping to see a XML snippet of the xml posted to the httpReceiver endpoint... I have tried adding those values in the soap:header section, no effect, also tried adding it to the soap:body section and adding the payload in the payload tag, which I assume should be the correct way...
So in other words should the payload message I post to this URL have the following layout:
<soap:Envelope xmlns.....>
<soap:Header/>
<soap:Body>
<to>MyCompany</to>
<from>extCompany</from>
<documentProtocolVersion>1.0</documentProtocolVersion>
<documentTypeName>order</documentTypeName>
<payload><...payload goes here....></payload>
</soap:Body>
</soap:Envelope>

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