SOAPHeaderElement       headerElem;

      ReferencePropertiesType props = consumerEPR.getReferenceProperties(  );

      if ( props != null )

      {

         boolean   hasAnotherChild = cursor.toFirstChild(  );

         while ( hasAnotherChild )

         {

            // TODO: *SJC* the below logic should handle refProps that are complexTypes..

            // Best way to do may be to build SOAPMessage as XmlBean and use MessageFactory.createMessage(..) to construct using the InputStream

      h            = header.addHeaderElement( factory.createName( localPart, "ns2", namespace ) );

      h.addTextNode( value );

      ReferencePropertiesType props  = consumerEPR.getReferenceProperties(  );

      boolean                 haveChild = cursor.toFirstChild(  );

      while ( haveChild )

      {

            if ( propsArray != null )

            {

               for ( int i = 0; i < propsArray.length; i++ )

               {

                  xmlCursor.toEndToken(  );

                  xmlCursor.insertNamespace( CONSTANT_NAMESPACE_PREFIX,

                                             propsArray[i].getNamespaceURI(  ) );

                  xmlCursor.insertElementWithText( new QName( propsArray[i].getNamespaceURI(  ),

                                                              propsArray[i].getLocalName(  ),

   {

      ReferencePropertiesType props = subMgrEpr.getReferenceProperties(  );

      assertNotNull( props );

      assertFalse( props.isNil(  ) );

      propsCursor.toChild( MuseAddressingConstants.REFERENCE_PROP_QNAME_RESOURCE_ID );

      String resourceID = propsCursor.getTextValue(  );

      // The actual Resource ID # will be unique so difficult to test exactly.

      // Just make sure it is of the proper form.

        SOAPHeaderElement headerElem;

        ReferencePropertiesType props = consumerEPR.getReferenceProperties();

        if ( props != null )

        {

            boolean hasAnotherChild = cursor.toFirstChild();

            while ( hasAnotherChild )

            {

                // TODO: the below logic should handle refProps that are complexTypes

                SOAPElement soapElem = XmlBeanUtils.toSOAPElement( cursor.getObject() );