I found out what I needed to do. I drilled into the code for DefaultJmsMarshaller and found that it didn't store the message properties from the incoming message when it's transformed into a SoapMessage. So, I had to write a JMSMarshaller that wrapped my message contents and message properties into XML, so I could package it nicely in a SoapMessage in the toSOAP method. Then, unwrapped the XML from the SoapMessage back into a JMS message in the JMSMessage.
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