Web Service Proxy in OAF project

Hi
I am trying to create a Web Service proxy class that I can use to call a web service from a custom OAF page.
I am doing this by right clicking on the OAF project (12i project using 10.1.3.3.0.3 of JDev with OAF ext) and choosing New -> Web Services -> Web Service Proxy.
In doing so I get the 'Create Web Service Proxy' wizard and can choose the wsdl which I have downloaded locally. On choosing the wsdl (Search.wsdl) saying the following error -
The name .proxy.SearchSoapImpl is not a valid java class name.
If however I create a New empty project (not OAF) and follow the same steps it creates the proxy and its classes successfully.
I am assuming i can now include these in my OAF project, but wondered if anyone has seen this error and if so is there a reason as to why you can create the proxy in an OAF project.
Is the approach correct above??
Robert

OK no-one appears to be commenting on this..
I've got this working by creating my proxy class in a new OAF project and including it in the project that will be calling it.

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