Type safe bean interfaces (Java 5) and JBoss IDE

I've posted this help request already in the appropriate JBoss forum.
But unfortunately still without any response.
Latest JBoss IDE versions support type safe business methods e.g. like
     * only for testing
     * @ejb.interface-method view-type = "both"
     * @ejb.permission role-name = "Default"
    public ArrayList<String> getSomeStrings()
    }But the interface methods will be always generated unsafe like
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   public java.util.ArrayList getSomeStrings( )
      throws java.rmi.RemoteException;Is this a known problem or is something wrong with my xdoclet configuration?
Thanks in advance
Torsten

Yep... I think that's what I found. By using public methods in my enum class to map it's string member to the EJB field I was able to effectively use my enum in the EJB. The container does it work with a String but the EJB's clients only deal with a enum field. That's what I originally intended so, thanks for your response.

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