Java Importer don't list my classes

Hello,
I have made a little web services test, created a jar file with Jdev 9.0.5.2, adapt the CLASSPATH to point to this jar, adapt the default.env Forms configuration file, but can't see my package in the Java Importer.
Where am i wrong ?
(Forms 9.0.2.11)
Francois

Ok, now i can see the class.
But when i try to import it i get this famous message:
Import de la classe demo.traduction.TranslateServiceStub...
Exception : java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: oracle/jdeveloper/webservices/runtime/WrappedDocLiteralStubwich is probably the step 2 of how to have a good start with java !
any idea ? (CLASSPATH is setted ok)
Francois

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