Soap Adapter with Attachments

Hello,
I have a scenario where I need to call web service from web Application.
The Web service returns an attachment which has to be displayed in web appIication. It will be a synchronous call.
Can I use Soap Sender Adapter for Web Application --> XI and Soap Receiver adapter for XI --> Web service to receive attachment?
Or Can I use a java proxy , the web application is deployed on Tomcat.
Thanks in advance,
Beena.

Thanks Bhavesh,
The web application is JSP hosted on Tomcat.
I was planning to expose the interface in XI as web service and write client for it in JSP.
I am not sure if I can use Sender Proxies here.
Do I need to install Java Proxy runtime on Tomcat if I use Proxies?
Thanks,
Beena.

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