Web services and date type

Hi,
I have a web service method which returns Date type value.
That method is used by a j2me client.
But j2me web services does not support Date type.
Are there any possible ways that I can get around this limitation?
Thanks,
Chamal.

Hi Rohit, the input of ws is a structure like this:
date
installationNr
sid
userID
.Workload
..aDataVol
..aDbTime
..bsteps
..client
..cputime
..dsteps
..QuequeTime
..respTime
..sDataVol
..sDbTime
..steps
..userAccnt
..usteps
It returns nothing...
When I call this ws after I have used all generated classes in model error is:
Array Property [Item] in class [none] must not have NULL elements. This is restricted by schema description.
I invoke this ws with XmlSpy and I see that there is a tag <item> after tag workload, and item contains the next tags. So there's one level that generated classes don't see.
any ideas?
thanks
Andrea

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