Virtual Interface generation bug with NetWeaver ?

Question

I use the Web Service generation wizard to generate a virtual interface which exposes methods in an EJB. As one of the parameters I pass a simple java bean, lets say:
public class StatusCode
    private String name;
    private boolean buggy;
    public String getName() {...}
    public void setName(String newName){...}
    public boolean isBuggy() {...}
    public void setBuggy(boolean trueOrFalse){...}
When I look at the virtual interface generated, especially at the Types tab, my boolean attribute is not included.
If I change the getter to "getBuggy()", the attribute is included in the VI. The only problem is that the typical Java Bean framework, say from sun or ibm, always map 'boolean' getters to 'isSomething()' and not 'getSomething()'.
Is this a bug with NW? Is there a fix or workaround for this ?
My version of NW:
Version: 2.0.7
Build id: 200407270250
Thanks in advance,
Mark
(If this is not the right forum, could someone suggest where I can post this question?)

Answer 1

Hi.  As of Netweaver 2004s,  the virtual interface piece has be absorbed into the creation of the web service definition, so there is no need to create it as well.   When you are getting the 403,  how are you trying to run this, using the Web Service Homepage?  If so, you will need to configure what j2e engine that you want to use to use.  You can do this in WSADMIN under the Administration settings.   Check that this is set.  YOu must know the URL of your j2e engine.
Regards,
Rich Heilman