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What class can we extend to allow us to use our API to retrieve password into JBEDS webservice --cxf.xml file

Solution Verified - Updated 2013-10-19T09:42:56+00:00 -

Issue

We have a web service connection that must pass basic authorization name and password in the http header.
We are looking for a way to put username and password into the HTTP request headers when using JBEDS to access a web service datasource being proxied by the IBM Datapower appliance.
What class in JBoss can we extend to allow us to call our local API to retrieve the password for this use case?

Environment

Red Hat JBoss Data Services (JBEDS) 5.2

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