Ktoolbar does not recognize "java.util.Calendar"

Hi!
Although http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/JAXRPC4.html says that java.util.Calendar is supported, ktoolbar errors out with
error: Found unknown simple type: java.util.Calendar
What's wrong? WSDL not compatible with Java ME?
any help/hint is very much appreciated,
regards Florian

To be honest, I am a bit lost.
I am beginning / trying to develop a mobile app using WTK / Java ME which uses a web service; the WSDL is here: http://www.pegel-mainz.de/WSDL/v3.0/iLON100.WSDL
Running ktoolbar's stub generator with a local copy of this file, I get the error above, but with a simple MIDlet which just says "Hi", everything builds and runs fine.
Funny thing, at least for me - or make that "irritating":
There is no "Stub" in the generated files. The one class which at least extends "java.rmi.Remote" is "MainSoapPort", but that is only an interface.
But in all tutorials/docs so far I find these Stub-classes to instantiate the service!
I guess I am doing something fundamentally wrong.
Any advice/hint/help/link?
It's very much appreciated (as I'm lost atm)
regards,
Florian

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