WebService WSDL generation : NoSuchElementException

Hello,
I am using JDeveloper for a short time now. I am already created simple web services successfully.
But when I try to import a project from a colleague, which use the same version as me, each time i try to modify the list of Web Method (using properties on the webservice) or trying to create a new web service on the same project, I got the following error :
An alert box with
Title : Generation Error
Message : generator error : java.utils.NoSuchElementException
After this the .java port file is created but nor the wsdl neither the web service is modified/created.
Reproducible : always on this project.
I have try to recreate the project from source but this I got the same error.
Versions :
jdev: 10.1.3.4.0.4270
jvm : 1.5.0_06
This is very annoying because my dev environment is broken, and I don't know why and what to do.
Any help is really welcome.
Thanks in advance and have a nice week-end.

Hi again,
After spending almost all my friday to try to fix this problem, I finally find the solution today morning.
It was because my jdeveloper was installed in "Program Files\jdeveloper"
But if I locate jdeveloper into C:\jdeveloper\ the problem is solved !
I was lost for a space :)

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