Java Webservice Import to WDJ

Hello All,
When I import a J2EE Webservice to WDJ layer, the collections in WS are truncated, OR those levels are not created in the generated context when we implement the methods to component controller.
My problem is one of the nodes in WS is a recursive node, if I can at least get the Java array collection from the model object execute method, i can read them and copy them to a local node.
Any one know how to read the values from the webservice structure in the code other than doing a mapping to the context? Any help would be much appreciated.
Many thanks
Senon

Hi,
See my answer here:
How to read complex Web Service structure from WD
Basically each object from the web service is created as a class/interface in the WD side so you can just use the classes/interfaces that are created.
Regards,
Omri

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