Soap attachment mime attachments

Environment :
jdeveloper 11g (latest one)
I am trying to create web service with attachment (wsa). I need to send a file MIME from the client which gets saved and processed by the web service. The result which is a .txt file need to be sent back to the client. Trying to do it in JDeveloper the latest version. I did not find any link providing a sample or a beginners approach in using jdev to accomplish this task. Can I get a tutorial or a sample application which I could use it in my jdev.
Thanks,
sr
Edited by: Shashi_sr on Apr 17, 2010 4:16 PM

Hi I'm in the same boat... can we get some help?
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