J2ee naming services with JDeveloper

I am trying to use the JNDI services of the j2ee specs with JDeveloper and the Oracle Application server (9iAs). Doing this we have the problem that JDeveloper do not support the java.naming package. We have added the package to JDeveloper but we do not know ik Oracle 9iAs will work with this package added.
Can someone give me some information about the use of JNDI within JDeveloper and Oracle 9iAs

One solution to this problem is to make sure that the complex type you are using in yous service interface do implement the JAVA Bean as per the spec (at least Oracle's interpretation of it).
You need to have getter/setter for all members and you need to have an empty ctor() to create new instances of your objects. In some cases, the design time let you get by, but the runtime fails in the code generation.
In your case, the 'Task' class may have some issue.
Hope it helps,
-eric

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