Java Importer Genrates Package

hi all,
i create one class named Hello.class. it contains one method named World() it return string value "Hello World". i'm using forms 6i (patch 10) and jdk 1.2.2 when i use java importer and i select this class from the java importer it create procedure named Hello. but the problem is it creates funciotn like new_9797 and world_347 instead of NEW or WORLD. why it adds some number with function. it creates lots of other functions also but all r with number. can u please help me.
thanks in advance
Shakeel

This is because you have the option "Generate Persistent Names" set on - Go to the importer dialog - press the Options button and uncheck this box. That will solve your problem.

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