Help........ How to download an XML file (URL) over HTTP within ESB?

Hi,
There is a requirement to download an XML file from the Web using Fusion middleware. The XML file is available as a URL, and is updated daily.
http://www.ecb.europa.eu/stats/eurofxref/eurofxref-daily.xml
We need to check if this is download is possible from within ESB.
One Oracle consultant reported this to be slightly tricky, but possible through HTTP Binding. We never could get in touch with him again.
So open to the forum.
So please suggest your opinions, and icing on the cake if you can also point to some tutorial or sample code.
Thanks,
Amit

just run a wget on the file and then you can pick it up with a file adapter, I note there is no XSD association with it.

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