How to process a SOAP Attachment in XI

Hi,
I have a SOAP-RFC-SOAP Synchronous scenario. Here the SOAP Message comes with an attachment. I need to process the SOAP Attachment through XI and need to map the content to the RFC and send the response back to the webservice. Here PayloadSwapBean does not work in Sender soap Adapter. Is there any other option of achieving this.
Thanks,
Bhargav

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Stefan

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