Web service response contains SOAP Headers with "mustUnderstand" true

Hi
I have a requirement where in I have to consume a web service as adaptive web service model, and while executing the service pass a mandatory parameter to the soap header. We are able to set the mandatory parameter to the soad header. We got the code snippet to do this from a wiki link
http://wiki.sdn.sap.com/wiki/display/WDJava/FAQ-Models-AdaptiveWebService#FAQ-Models-AdaptiveWebService-WhatarethefunctionalgapsofthecurrentAdpativeWSModelImporter%3F
On executing the service now through web dynpro we are getting the below error
"Web service response contains SOAP Headers with "mustUnderstand" true which are not handled by the client runtime"
Any thoughts on how to handle this mustUnderstand attribute with some code snippet? Appreciate all help.
Thanks,
KN.

Hi
Have you found the workaround?
Sorry for refreshing topic. Flag mustUnderstand ='1' in response is unussual thing.
BR

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          "      <CurrencyList>" & _
          "      </CurrencyList>" & _
          "    </tns:CurrencyGetlist>" & _
          " </soap:Body>" & _
          "</soap:Envelope>"
xmlhttp.open "POST", HOST & URL, False
xmlhttp.send (request)
MsgBox (xmlhttp.responseXML.xml)
Again, thanks for taking the time to read through this and offer your insight.
Regards,
Mark

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