Building stubs & Client-side bindings

Question

Hi everyone
I have created a simple web service from my EmployeeRecord class.
I am using Static Stub to test it.
The add(2,3) method works  but not the getName() 
when String  getName() invoked  Null value is returned.
----------------------- my  Static Stub Client -----------------------------
public class Tester
  public static void main(String [] args) throws Exception {
    // Make a service
   EmployeeRecordServiceLocator service = new EmployeeRecordServiceLocator();
    // Now use the service to get a stub .
   EmployeeRecord  port = service.getEmployeeRecord();
    // Make the actual call
   int adding = port.add(2,3);
   System.out.println("Show adding -->" + adding );
   port.setName("reza");
   String myName = port.getName();
   System.out.println("Show my name -->" +  myName  );
------------------------ my Java class which is being used ------------------------------------
package bankStaff;
import java.io.*;
public class EmployeeRecord
private String name ;
public String getName()
return name;
public void setName(String name)
this.name = name;
public int add(int a, int b)
return a+b;
The only way that will return a value is when I modify it as the following but don't think is correct.
Because it behaves as setter & getter at the same time!!!!!!!!!!
public String setName(String name)
   return (this.name = name);
But When I use the EmployeeRecord class in  standalone application  (Non Web service) the String getName() works! It returns  String value.
EmployeeRecord class used in  standalone application
EmployeeRecord myVar = new EmployeeRecord():
myVar.setName(String name);
myVar.getName();
(Obivosualy the class EmployeeRecord has to be instantiated)
Q2 - Also How can we instantiate a class  in the Web services or do we have to?
e.g. EmployeeRecord myVar = new EmployeeRecord():  
Any clues please?
Kind regards
reza

Answer 1

Does debugger help ???
Please post the soln, if u solve
L.