Missing Default Constructor when calling Web Services

Hi all.
After doing some work with the web services (SOAP .net), it seems to me there are some unresolvable issues with certain data types.  For example, when working with the RightsManagementService, there is a method called createPolicyFromExistingPolicy that takes a number of parameters.  One of the parameters is principalsToAdd which is of type IUserlist.  I can define the object in .NET with the following code:
Dim ulist As RMS.IUserlist = New RMS.IUserlist()
ulist.principals = New Object() {user1p, user2p}
where RMS is my service reference in .net, and user1p and user2p are defined elsewhere.  The error I get is
org.xml.sax.SAXException: Unable to create JavaBean of type com.adobe.livecycle.userlist.IUserlist.  Missing default constructor?  Error was: java.lang.InstantiationException: com.adobe.livecycle.userlist.IUserlist.
I've gotten this "Missing default constructor" error in other places as well.  The solution for the other places is to use the "Impl" objects.  For example, trying to use RMS.User throws the error, but using RMS.UserImpl works.  This is all fine and good, but there is no "Impl" object for IUserlist.
How do I generate a IUserlist for use with livecycle SOAP web services?
Thanks much.

I am also seeing this same error. I have rebuilt and redeployed the service several times, but am still stuck getting this error. Strangely enough, the Tomcat server where the service is hosted is not reporting this type of error. Instead, it is recording an error 500 (Server Internal Error) each time I try to execute one of my services. I trimmed out the meat of the service and configured it so that it would echo the input parameters to the output (they are actually in/out params) but even this reduced configuration gives an error 500. I am inclined to suspect my deployment, but I have checked it several times against the examples.
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