Java proxy to send binary data

Hi guys,
I needed a small clarification.
I'm using java proxy sender and file receiver in a scenario. I want to pick up binary files (i.e. the file could be of any format text,zip,pdf, image etc) using jakarta commons api to connect to ftp and then call the proxy to send this file data via proxy.
I'm not clear on how this requirement can be achieved or it can be achieved or not.

Hi Stefan,
I'm referring to the comments given by Michal in the below blog.
[How to send any data (even binary) through XI, without using the Integration Repository|How to send any data (even binary) through XI, without using the Integration Repository]

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