Deploying ADF BC as J2EE Web Service

I am attempting to deploy some ADF BC components (just the data model) as a J2EE web service. In the Application Module Editor I have selected the "Remoteable Application Module" and selected the "J2EE Web Service" option. Some of my public methods that I have exposed on the Client Interface (which return primitive types or serializable complex types) of the AM are placed into the WSDL of the web service. I would like to return a representation of one of the View objects and understand since the view itself is not a serializable type, I cannot return this directly. I created a public method on the Application Module that returns a RowSet (which I grabbed from the view) and it allows me to put that method on the Client interface but it does not show up in my web service. Is there anyway to directly return a representation of the view without manually retrieving the data and placing it in a custom class/bean that I return and then have to turn back into a view on the calling side?
Thanks for any help

Hi,
exposing a VO as a WebService will come a s a feature in JDeveloper 11. Until then you can only expose methods
Frank

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