Java Web Service/Eclipse/Tomcat v5.5/Axis v1.4

I am developing a Java web service in Eclipse for deployment on Tomcat v5.5 and Axis v1.4 .
When I run a web service client I've developed to test the web service I get the following error:
Jan 23, 2009 10:27:55 AM org.apache.axis.InternalException <init>
SEVERE: Exception:
java.lang.Exception: The OperationDesc for IPublishEvent was not synchronized to a method of edu.monmouth.rri.ahett.pubwebservice.PublisherWebService.
I have looked on the Apache Axis web site and while there are posts related to this problem they appear to be 1) old and 2) unanswered (or at least I can't find the answer).
I can provide any of the following, if needed, to help diagnose this problem: 1) the Java source code for my class, 2) the WSDL file created when generating the web service in Eclipse, and 3) the deploy.wsdd XML generated.
Thanks

Hello,
I have the same issue on my side --> Tthe OperationDesc for releaseCard was not synchronized to a method"
did you solve this issue?
Thanks in advance.

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