Jdev 10g web services - Generated WSDL/message part name does not match

Hi,
Any idea how to get the generated WSDL sequence element name and Java WSDL mapping file message part name to match the parameter names of the EJB exposed as a web service (using the bottom-up approach)? Right now what happens is these 2 names are generated based on the parameter type (e.g. Integer_1, String_2, etc). Thanks for any help.
rgds,
Ong

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