SwA with a doc/lit web service? 8.1sp3

For WL 8.1sp3, is it possible to do SwA using a doc/lit style web service? I'm not even sure if this makes sense, and it's not mentioned on any sites I've seen.
I'm trying to experiment how you can send binary data over XML with BEA WL 8.1sp3. It only supports SwA, which I believe can be used to send binary data at its raw size. However, I wanted to have a document-style web service.
The only examples for SwA use rpc style.

If you want to send binary data (i.e. an image, a PDF file, a Word document, etc.) as opposed to an XML document, then you in essence want an RPC-style web service that has an operation that takes an javax.activation.DataHandler. You can build this web service using either the <servicegen> Ant task, or the WLW IDE (a .JWS).
Here's a link to the e-docs:
http://e-docs.bea.com/workshop/docs81/doc/en/workshop/guide/getstarted/conUsingSOAPAttachments.html
The one thing wrong (or missing) with that information, is that it doesn't tell you that you have to set the soap-style needs to be set to rpc. The default is document, which won't produce the the correct client proxy jar. Actually, you won't be able to produce the client proxy jar unless you set soap-style to rpc :-)
Regards,
Mike Wooten

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