What is the negative cache?

Hi,
I generate various RFC Models that I use in my Web Dynpro. Most of them work fine. But there are some models that throw the following runtime exception:
com.sap.tc.webdynpro.services.exceptions.WDRuntimeException: com.vw.idm.dbk.model.Zidm_Dbk_Id
Found in negative cache
The type Zidm_Dbk_Id is the type of an output attribute of the RFC.
Does anybody know what this could mean?
Thanks in advance
Helmut

Have you tried restarting the server?
It seems like the classloader caches "misses" when loading classes.
I have seen this error before too.
Regards
Bruno

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