Webservice receiver scneario

Hi everyone.
XI has to send an attachment to a webservice (receiver webservice). This webservice has been created with a SAP BAPI.
I try to do it like Stefan Grube's document but i get errors.
Is it possible to send an attachment to a webservice developed with a BAPI?
Target webservice has this structure :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ns1:Z22HR_PI_TESTWEBSERVICE xmlns:ns1="urn:sap-com:document:sap:rfc:functions">
<DATA>
<item>
<CAMPO1>aaa</CAMPO1>
<CAMPO2>aaa</CAMPO2>
</item>
</DATA></ns1:Z22HR_PI_TESTWEBSERVICE>
In the SOAP receiver adapter (adapter module), i've used this config ...
/people/stefan.grube/blog/2007/02/20/working-with-the-payloadzipbean-module-of-the-xi-adapter-framework
Regards,
Inigo.

hi inigo ,
you are going for adapter module development that's good.
have one question is the remote BAPI which published can handleattachements?
<DATA>aaa</DATA>
if this is attachement then it shoudl work fine.
else ensure that BAPI is designed to take attachement as inputs.
Thanks & Regards,
Rama Krishna

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Serveice: SAP (sender Busines system in your case)
Adapter type: XI(browse it from the list) and check the radio button sender.
Transport protocol: HTTP 1.0
Message protocol: XI 3.0
Adapter Engine: Integration server(if you are using any non central adapter engine then select the same from the list)
select the HTTP security depending on the requirement.
Create another communication channel for exp: SOAP_Receiver for webservice system.
Attributes of communication channel SOAP_Receiver are:
Channel Name: SOAP_Receiver
Serveice: Webservice(receiver Busines system in your case)
Adapter type: SOAP(browse it from the list) and check the radio button Receiver.
Transport protocol: HTTP
Message protocol: SOAP 1.1
Adapter Engine: Integration server(if you are using any non central adapter engine then select the same from the list)
Target URL: Mention the URL of the server where the webservice is executed.
Configure the
Receiver Determination,Interface Determination,Sender Agreement and Receiver Agreement for this scenario.
Activate all the objects created under the configuration scenario from the change lists Tab.
I beleive it is good enough to start with, although I have not explained the configuration steps in details.You start the implementation, in case you have any doubts please post it.
Best Regards,
Nitin...

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