Web Services int.java Problem

Hi, I'm totally new to Web Services can have a problem with JBuilder trying to generate a file named int.java from the WSDL. The WSDL is supplied by a TDA in my company and I've noticed that it has a few descriptions that include <restriction base="int"/>. When I import the WSDL and select the option to generate local server and then try to compile from the default generated files, it's looking for String.java (that's OK, even though it doesn't find it) and also int.java...which doesn't make sense to me, so it FAILS to compile properly. I've also noticed that there is a deployment file WSDD that has a type of "java:int" in it.
This may be a basic issue, but I'm new to Web Services this week so any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Paul.

Ok, I will make this simplier. Couple questions.
Is it possible to use cfargument in a web service?
I looked at the samples out there and they all just have
queries that take a
form variable (#form.name#) since it was being passed by a
form.
Is it possible to have one web service function invoke
another function in
the same cfc?
If you have one function that calls another to first validate
the user and
then invoke another to get the search results, do all have to
be remote or
can you have the search be private since you dont want it
invoked remotely.
I.E.
<cffunction name="search" access="remote"
returntype="query">
<cfset authenticate = authenticateUser(#username#)>
<cfif authenticate EQ 'yes'>
<cfset myResults = searchProperty(#mlsnumber#)>
</cfif>
<cfreturn my Results>
</cffunction>
I tried a simple city search and tried to pass a variable
argument.
<cfinvoke
webservice="
http://74.86.90.210/realitorToolBox/model/webservices/CityGateway.cfc?wsdl"
method="findCity" city = "clinton" returnvariable="aQuery"/>to:
<cffunction name="findCity" access="remote"
returntype="query"> <cfquery name="getCities"
datasource="MLSListings"> Select city FROM residential WHERE
city = '#city#' </cfquery> <cfreturn getCities>
</cffunction>And I still get a function cannot be found, even
though I used the cfcexplorer to verify that it does exist on the
remote server.Any ideas?

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