How to process SOAP attachment at web service??

Hi
I am implementing a web service to upload a file to server using SOAP message. How do I get to know that SOAP msg contains attachment and if so how to process it?
Please help.

Hi Praveen,
Thanks for your help...
I am new to web services and I am running short of the time to implement the sample code...
Can you guide me to the step by step sample code for the same if you have one?
Any how the link seems to be usefulllllllllllll
thanks once againnnnn

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Just a comment.
The value for the version element should be "1.02"
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>>> On Tuesday, March 01, 2011 at 8:06 AM,
TheRomanian<[email protected]> wrote:
> I have great news! After strong documentation yesterday and today, I've
> just made a successfull example that actually connects to our GroupWise
> server.
>
> I made it in PHP.
>
> I need an ASP.NET + C# application, but now is very simple to convert
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> interested in finding out.
>
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> service:
>
>
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> require_once('FB.class.php');
>
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> 'UserInfo' => 'UserInfo',
> );
>
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> and PORT*
> "classmap" => $classmap,
> "trace" => true)
> );
>
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>
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>
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> //print_r($lres);
>
>
> I Hope this will help others.
>
> ‑‑
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