Bean access problem

hi,
although I got a public constructor for my bean TestBean (package x.y.z) used by a webservice (package u.v.w) xrpcc throws this error message:
"TestBean does not have a package accessible empty constructor".
Hmm..anybody knows the meaning ?
Thanx,
Mischa

Can you post the source for the Bean?

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