Web Service access

I am trying to access a web service that I created in Visual Studio. I've downloaded the sample code from http://www.simplified-tech.com/website/webapp.nsf/webpages/ArticlesBBWebServices and modified it to query my web service. When I run my app in the simulator it just stalls at the "Sending" portion. The same result happened in the original web service sample (the language translator). I then created an MDS project to connect to my web service and another MDS project to access the language translator. Both of them worked with no problem. The problem is that I do not want to use MDS since it requires a BES to run the apps you create. I just want to develop in JRE so I can load my app on BB's in the office. The sample article didn't work becuase the web service had changed since they posted it so I changed the input values to reflect the new web service format and it still did not work. On my web service I created a log file to tell me who and when the last call was to the service. When I access it from my MDS project I get a record in the log but when I try it from the JRE I don't get any record entry in the log.
I'm new to JRE so syntax kills me most of the time. I don't know enough to fix the problem. Does anyone have any full samples that connect to a web service that currently work?

Hello,
When try to call my business method, get_number() I get a runtime error
"ava.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError: java.lang.SecurityException: Prohibited package name: java.util.logging.........."
My code is:
PortalServiceService_Impl service =
               new PortalServiceService_Impl();
          PortalService ps= service.getComSapPortalPrtSoapPortalService();
          String s=ps.getClass().toString();
          int hc=ps.hashCode();
          int ii=ps.get_number();
          System.out.println (s);
          System.out.println(hc);

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Message was edited by: Vasil Bachvarov

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