SOAP to SOAP Scenario with an Attachment

Hi,
We are using this scenario for transfering file from one location to another location with an attachment. From Web service client we are succefully sending an attachment to XI system. During mapping, we are facing problem while sending an attachment from inbound schema to outbound schema. Being XI is using XML for mapping and important thing is here that whether XML can handle attachments or not? If yes, then whats the way to handle attachment issue in XI 3.0?
Thanks and Regards,
Rohit Goyal

Hi Holger,
Thanks for your reply but wanted some more inputs on this. We have define two parameter as inbound and outbound schema as FileName and Filecontent. FileName contains the name of file and FileContent containes href link which points to an attachment. FileContent is of type base64Binary. Similarly FileName and FileContent are defined in outbound schema as well. href linf should pass from filecontent Inbound schema to Outbound schema. But that is not passing. In receiver side, we have web service running which takes these two inputs (FileName, and fileContent).
But as you r saying we don't require mapping? Can you let me know, then how we can pass input varaibles to the webservice.
Pls elaborate more on this.
With Regards,
rohit

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