Removing i:type field in SOAP request generated by kSoap2 on Android

I already tried reading the internet about my issue, but I could not find the right information I need, so I try to explain my issue: I am using kSoap2 to "talk" to a webservice over SOAP. To generate my SOAP request I use the following code: ``` // Generate SOAP request XML SoapObject request = new SoapObject(PUB_NAMESPACE, "testSoapInterface"); // Add request header PropertyInfo requestHeader = new PropertyInfo(); requestHeader.setNamespace(PUB_NAMESPACE); requestHeader.setName("requestheader"); // Generate username property PropertyInfo usernameProp = new PropertyInfo(); usernameProp.setNamespace(BASE_NAMESPACE); usernameProp.setName("username"); usernameProp.setValue(username); // Generate applicationId property PropertyInfo applicationIdProp = new PropertyInfo(); applicationIdProp.setNamespace(BASE_NAMESPACE); applicationIdProp.setName("applicationId"); applicationIdProp.setValue("test"); // Add properties to requestHeader (nested) requestHeader.setValue(new SoapObject(PUB_NAMESPACE, "requestheader") .addProperty(usernameProp) .addProperty(applicationIdProp)); request.addProperty(requestHeader); ``` Now, to serialize this, I use the following: ``` // Serialize SOAP request to the non .NET based SOAP server SoapSerializationEnvelope soapEnvelope = new SoapSerializationEnvelope(SoapEnvelope.VER11); soapEnvelope.dotNet = false; soapEnvelope.implicitTypes = true; soapEnvelope.setAddAdornments(false); soapEnvelope.setOutputSoapObject(request); ``` Because I am using nested soap (the requestheader consists of applicationId and username) I can imagine that this might be the cause. I also have to use different namespaces for the different lines, which can also be a cause. Can anybody help me on this?? Thanks!