Dynamic proxy invokes basic auth web service

My dynamic proxy client works fine with any web service except the basic auth secured one.
I know how to use stub client to work around this issue. But I haven't found a way to get around when dynamic proxy clients are used.
Any idea is appricated. Thanks

Paula-
Given that you can work around this issue with the stub client,
you should be able to work around the issue in the dynamic proxy client
in the same way-
I am interested that you say workaround the issue with the stub client.
Is there a problem that you have noted?
If you can let me know how you worked this issue with the stub,
and what problems you have specifically had with the dynamic proxy client
I will look at the issue to see if it a bug.
Please let me know what environment you are working in, the version of jaxrpc 1.x,
what container, jdk or jre and a sample client program that would help me understand
the problem.
Thanks,
Kathy

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