hai moses,

here is one such solution.


imagine sMessage as JAXM's SOAPMessage Classes object.

and imagine doc1 is the xml document which u have to add to the soap message


import org.dom4j.*;


DocumentSource source = (DocumentSource)

sMessage.getSOAPPart().getContent();

Document doc = source.getDocument();

Element elem = doc.getRootElement();

List elements = elem.elements();


Element body = elements.get(elements.size() -1);


body.addChildElement(doc1.getRootElement());


DocumentSource dSource = new DocumentSource(doc1);


sMessage.getSOAPPart().setContent(dSource);


sMessage.saveChanges();

sMessage.writeTo(System.out);


these steps should do the magic for u.


cheers

sharath.

If you want to send xml document using SOAP(utilizing JAXM) then i would say easiest way to achieve this is using JAXM attachment (AttachmentPart API). pretty neat and clean way of sending documents as SOAP attachment.