Web Service - Consumer Proxy - how to include wsa:To

Hello to all,
we have following scenario:
ECC6.0 to ESB to WAS
communication with Web Services
ECC 6.0 Web Service Runtime configuration is correct.
Now we need in the ESB the tag wsa:To
How can we add it to the message in the ECC 6.0?
regards
Martin

Thanks Gaurav.
The link talks about setting up the Trust with MDM server.
The code sample provided there has the following step where user name is being set and passed to MDM:
Use command to authenticate user session on trusted connection
       TrustedUserSessionCommand tuscTrustedUser =
       new TrustedUserSessionCommand(mySimpleConnection);
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       tuscTrustedUser.setUserName(UsernameAsString);
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I want to understand how to do that for MDM Web Services.
I didn't see any method accepting this user name while calling the web service method / creating client object.
So that link is still missing.
Appreciate if anyone can help me with that.
This is for MDM 7.1
Thanks,
Parvinder

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