Help need in Java Web Service method receiving object values as null

Below is my web method and Package is the object received from dotnet client as a consumer. I have also defined the Package object structure. Now when I receive the data from dotnet I get only identifier value, but I get ownerid and price as null, even both values are sent by Dotnet client. I want to know whether only primitive datatype in java web service works or I need to do some configuration changes in order to have build in Wrapper class datatypes? It would be a great help if somebody explains.
@WebMethod
@WebResult(name = "PackageId")
public long createNewPackage(@WebParam(name = "Package") com.db.radar.wl.data.Package data1,@WebParam(name = "PackageDetail") PackageDetail data2,@WebParam(name = "PackageTrade") PackageTrade data3);
public class Package {
Long ownerid;
Double price;
long identifier;
}

Hi ,
I am getting the same error. I am running my application on jboss-4.0.4.GA. Please let me know the version of jboss that you to got it working.
Thanks
Viv

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