Checkin document by java class

Hi,
I am trying to checkin a content by a custom java class, and i got some problem when defining the security group to "Projects" by m_binder.putlocal("dSecurityGroup", "Projects"), it is still "Public" after checked in.
Does anyone know the reasons?
Thanks.

Yes, i defined title, type, author, security group, primary file, then execute the "CHECKIN_NEW_SUB" service, the item can be checked in but i cant set the security group to Projects.

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