Inner class vs. imported class

Hi everyone,
I have entitiy beans created for a client's web app I'd like to use in the
web service using WebLogic Workshop 7.0. Say the classes are imported like
this in the services:
import com.hoike.clientname.ap.bean.Invoice
import com.hoike.clientname.ap.bean.Vendor
Instances of these classes are used in callback methods and some of the
service methods.
When I generate the CTRL file, it actually adds those imported classes as
inner class of the service defined.
The problem is that when I try to used these services from another service,
I cannot use the imported classes (as Invoice or Vendor), but instead I have
to use the inner class (InvoiceService.Invoice or VendorService.Vendor)
Does WebLogic Workshop 7.0 only allow you to use inner classes? Is there a
way to use custom classes as method parameters?
Thanks in advance!
Makoto

how do you declare your inner class?
Is it (public)
public static class MyInnerClassor (private)
private static class MyInnerClassor (package)
static class MyInnerClassor (protected)
protected static class MyInnerClassTry to change the way you declare the inner class. Use protected or package or public instead.

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and or alternately:
0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, repeating
I've got a nasty hacky bit, but I'm sure there is an elegant
way, but my mind just doesn't go that way.
When I get it polished up a bit more I would be happy to post
a copy if you want to see it.

Inner class vs. imported class

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