Web service Client developing!

Hi,
I've developed a web service client with JDeveloper 9i.
I did it using the WSDL file location and the stub/skeleton generator wizard.
Once made it, I wrote a client class with a method as follows:
// code beggining
public static Integer calculator (Integer a,Integer b) throws Exception {
Integer result= null;
if (a==null || b==null){
a= new Integer(0);
b= new Integer(0);
try {
CalculadoraWSStub calc= new CalculadoraWSStub();
result= calc.calculator(a,b);
catch (Exception ex)
throw new Exception ("\nMy Exception: " + ex.toString());
return result;
// code ending
Ok, now the main point of the problem.
If we execute this code under JDeveloper, everything goes well, BUT if we execute it as a function under Oracle database appears a Exception telling us something about a internal error because HttpClient/RetryModule constructor is private!
Can you help us?
-- we can't solve this problem because it only appears when we are trying to connect to a web service.
Thanks in advance, people!

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