Webservice with multiple output parameters

As a follow up on Can't create Webservice Project question of mine I have another question.
I have my webservice now, but only one output parameter. I can only find java-bean examples with just one. How do I get multiple of them.
Groetjes,
Jeschael

Hi Jan,
I've created a structure. It is a (non EJB) bean with 6 private Strings with getters and setters. I put it into a List (Vector to be precise). When I try to test it, using the Web Services Navigator, I get an error.
The structure really is just a copy from a SAP-ABAP structure. It looks like this:
Created on Feb 21, 2007
To change the template for this generated file go to
Window>Preferences>Java>Code Generation>Code and Comments
package com.test.struc;
import java.io.Serializable;
@author JeschaelL
To change the template for this generated type comment go to
Window>Preferences>Java>Code Generation>Code and Comments
public class Hrwpc_S_KeyObjec implements Serializable {
     public String PlanVersion;                    //plvar
     public String ObjectType;                    //otype
     public String ObjectID;                    //objid
     public String StartDate;                    //begda
     public String EndDate;                     //endda
     public String PlanningStatus;               //istat
     public String HistoricalRecordFlag;     //histo
     public String ObjectAbbreviation;          //short
     public String ObjectName;                    //stext
     public String ExtendedObjectID;          //realo
@return
     public String getEndDate() {
          return EndDate;
@return
     public String getExtendedObjectID() {
          return ExtendedObjectID;     }
@return
     public String getHistoricalRecordFlag() {
          return HistoricalRecordFlag;
@return
     public String getObjectAbbreviation() {
          return ObjectAbbreviation;
               -- etcetera --
Thanks for your time,
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