Problem regarding java.uti..date & Calander

Hi
I am stuck in a problem for which i need your help.i am implementing webservices for my project. There are methods in my code which i need to expose as a webservice. i am using Axis engine for devep.
i have certain methods like findxyz(java.math.BigInteger clientPk, java.util.Date startDate, java.util.Date endDate)
The parameters for this methods are of type java.util.Date. I found on the net that Axis engine provides support for date type.
When i generate my client side stubs then the parameters for methods with date as parameter change into Calander type.
i am not able to figure out what's happening here and why this change.
So can you please let me know about the problem here and how to rectify this issue.
Thanks & Regards
Vikeng

Hi'
Any takers for my problem here.
Please post your views as it is very urgent for my project.
hope to get a positive reply from your side.
Thanks & Regards
Vikeng

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