ClassCastException using PJC in Forms 9.0.4.1.0

I'm trying to setup a simple PJC in a Forms using Oracle Forms 9.0.4.1.0 but I get a FRM-92100 with a java.lang.ClassCastException: nl.eurotransplant.pjc
I've create a Form with a simple Java bean and set the implementation class to "nl.eurotransplant.pjc"
I've also created the class nl.eurotransplant.pjc implementing the IView interface. I've implemented all the abstract methods from IView but none of them are doing anything (yet) other the system.out.println to the console.
Packaged the nl.eurotransplant.pjc in a JAR file and included that in the archive parameter for Forms.
From the console I can see the constructor of the PJC is being called and the init method is being called and completes. No more messages after that.
Does anyone of you have a suggestion as to what I'm doing wrong?

I searched some more on the Forum and eventually found a whitepaper on PJC's in Forms 6i. That gave me the tip not to implement the IView interface, but just extend the VBean class.
That's what I just tried and no more classCastException. That seems to fix my issue. No to develop the bean itself...

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Maybe it is not very clear... I am going to explain it in another way :
I have one form that I use in JSP (init.jsp) thanks to this line :
<jsp:useBean id=3D"Form" class=3D"com.form.MyForm" scope=3D"request"/>
In my struts-config.xml :
<action path=3D"/fastsearch"
     type=3D"com.action.MyAction"
     name=3D"Form"
     scope=3D"request">
     <forward name=3D"success" path=3D"success.jsp"/>
</action>
Thanks to MyAction, I populate the fields of my form. I can access to =
this fields in success.jsp.
Here the perform method of MyAction :=20
public ActionForward perform(ActionMapping mapping,
                    ActionForm form,
                         HttpServletRequest req,
                         HttpServletResponse res) {
     (MyForm)form.populate();=09
     req.setAttribute("TempForm", ((MyForm)form));
     return mapping.findForward("success");
Now, I would like that when I click on a link in success.jsp to go to =
another JSP page (last.jsp), I can access to my populated form !=20
At this moment, I have=20
<jsp:useBean id=3D"TempForm" class=3D"com.form.MyForm" =
scope=3D"request"/> at the beginning of last.jsp, but it does not =
work...
I hope you understand what I want to say ;)

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