Issue with JSP page in MobileFiledServices -- Debrief

Hello All ,
Can you please guide me in getting the api used for inserting the record in Fnd_Lobs table .
I am working on Mobile Field Services -->Debrief Here i am trying to attach the file by clicking on the attachment icon and i am able to upload the file from my local system , which is stored in the fnd_lobs base table . The upload has been done successfully and i could able to see this record in the Fnd_lobs table.
Now my requirment is to find which APi or procedure that is being used to insert the file into the base table fnd_lobs.
we have tried to get that particular form and try to see it . but that particular page for uploading file is JSP page....
we are not able to Get that particular JSP page .... It would be great if some can help in this Regard.....
Thanks in Advance....
Thanks,
Sairam.

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