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       CREATE SOAP-HEADER handle  IN WIDGET-POOL widget-pool-name  
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 Use the SOAP-header object to pass an input parameter to a response callback procedure and an output parameter to a request callback procedure. The SOAP HEADER object passed to the response callback is implicitly created by the AVM. In order to pass a SOAP HEADER object back from the request callback, the application needs to explicitly create it or use an object that it has previously saved.
Use the SOAP-header object to pass an input parameter to a response callback procedure and an output parameter to a request callback procedure. The SOAP HEADER object passed to the response callback is implicitly created by the AVM. In order to pass a SOAP HEADER object back from the request callback, the application needs to explicitly create it or use an object that it has previously saved.
   The SOAP-header object is either implicitly created by the AVM or explicitly created by the application using the CREATE SOAP-HEADER statement. In either case, the application is responsible for deleting the object.
The SOAP-header object is either implicitly created by the AVM or explicitly created by the application using the CREATE SOAP-HEADER statement. In either case, the application is responsible for deleting the object.
   Use the DELETE OBJECT statement to delete the SOAP-header object directly.
Use the DELETE OBJECT statement to delete the SOAP-header object directly.
   Set the lDeleteOnDone parameter in the request header callback procedure to TRUE, which directs the AVM to delete the SOAP header object after it copies the object's contents to the outbound SOAP message.
Set the lDeleteOnDone parameter in the request header callback procedure to TRUE, which directs the AVM to delete the SOAP header object after it copies the object's contents to the outbound SOAP message.