Java Web Service that accepts DIME attachments?

Hi guys here's my situation..
I am required to build a Java webservice that can take a file attachment and various other parameters(I have the parameters bit sorted, and can access them fine using .net's WSE). I need to access this webservice and send the file attachment via a .Net web application. Can anyone please help me by pointing me in the right direction? I've spent hours now trying to google examples, but I cant' really find anything that gives me a clear example on how to create a web service in Java that integrates well with .net when dealing with file attachments. I see things such as Axis (JAX-RPC), SOAP with Attachments, etc.. which one is recommended for this situation?
for what its worth, I'm using Tomcat 5.5, Eclipse 3.1 with the lomboz plug in and jdk 1.5.5.
would appreciate some code samples, tutorials, etc..
Also.. .net is more my comfort zone at present, although I did do some J2EE work for a while about 2 yrs ago, so apologies for not being entirely up to scratch with current java WS technologies.
Thanks in advance!!..

CF doesn't support DIME "natively", but Apache Axis does, and that's the library that CF uses. So, you'll have to drop to Java to do this.
Dave Watts, CTO, Fig Leaf Software
http://www.figleaf.com/
http://training.figleaf.com/

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