Large attachments files in SOAP messagges

Hi all, i�m wondering if it is possible to attach files (like .pdf .doc ) on SOAP messages, i.e. when you receive a mail with attachments parse this with the help of email BC and save it to system file with File BC
Is this make any sense?
thanks in advance,
Ignacio

Hi,
Currently, we don't have attachment support in JBI components, but we are looking to provide this capability, at least in HTTP BC and BPEL SE, fairly soon.
And one other thing, email BC doesn't support SOAP message processing. The only BC that provides SOAP messaging support is HTTP BC (or sun-http-binding).
Regards
--Sherry

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