How get java Object from webservice

Hai
i gave ArrayList<bean> , i can't get this ArrayList<bean> from webservice. How can i get ? via for each or iterator or any ?????
Note: i iterated but only one element was come from bean property using next() of iterator .
I need all property. any one please help.
thanks
Mr...Javan

Try to return an Array instead of an ArrayList?
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