Server java proxy in PI 7.1

Hi ,
I am implementing Java server Proxy in PI 7.1. Got below files when generated java proxy from ESR. can you tell me in which file I have to write the code. Please share if you have sample code.
ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortType.java
ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortTypeBean.java
ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortTypeHome.java
ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortTypeLocal.java
ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortTypeLocalHome.java
ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortTypeRemote.java
DepartmentResponseType_Type.java
DepartmentType_Type.java
Thanks,
Madhu Pusala

Hi Bhasker,
That document for XI 3.0 or 7.0. We don't write the coode XXXBean.java. we have to impliment the code in ActiveDirectoryListOIn_PortTypeImpl.template. But this file not created when I genarate the java proxy from ESR.
Pelase let me know if you find anything.
Thanks,
Madhu Pusala

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