Jdeveloper Web Services Documentation

hi , i'm developing web services using jdeveloper 10g , these web services are an application modules web services , i'm writting a full java documentation for the methods in my application modules classes , when i generate the web service , the methods "service" documentation is not included in the generated wsdl file ,
how i can show this documentation in the wsdl file , to make it easier for those whose viewing the web page for that service to see a clead description of the service ????

Hi,
any news on this since last year? Or any other solutions to do it automatically?
It would be essential to have the WSDL documented by automatic generation from javadoc or even from PL/SQL comments when using PL/SQL web services.
At least / besides, a tool/dialog in JDeveloper would be nice which substitutes manually inserting a lot of documentation tags.
Regards,
Patrik

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