MTOM using PI 7.3.1 Java stack

Hi All,
We have a single stack PI 7.3.1.
The requirement is to call a web service which will return a SOAP message with a MTOM encoded attachment.
We then need to save the attachment as the fill file.
All the SAP documentation references the WS-Adapter which isn't available in the Java only stack.
So has anyone done this? Did you have to decode the MTOM attachment ? If so how was this done.
Do we need to configure anything in the SOAP adapter ?
Thanks in advance.
Jon

Looks like you can achieve it using SOAP Adapter as well: https://scn.sap.com/thread/1970174
For Handling attachment you can use XSLT or Java Mapping as Mentioned in : https://help.sap.com/saphelp_nwpi71/helpdata/en/76/fc9c3d9a864aef8139d70759a499fc/frameset.htm
Point to point (direct connection) could be another option.
Thanks,
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