What is wrong with the idl code generated by packager.exe?

Hello everybody,
I am trying to figure out what is wrong with the idl code generated by packager.exe. In the evaluation for the bug posted at http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/bugParade/bugs/4964563.html it says that the IDispatch interface is not exposed correctly and thus early binding of java objects is not possible using the current activex bridge implementation.
As I am no idl expert I have no idea what that means. However, I managed to dig out the idl code generated by packager.exe for the following example bean:
package test;
public class MyBean
     protected int value;
     public MyBean()
     public void setMyValue(int _value)
          value = _value;
     public int getMyValue()
          return value;
     public MyBean getSelfReference()
          return this;
}The corresponding idl code generated by packager.exe is
uuid(81B0BF63-2A55-11D8-A73E-000475EBF021),
version(1.0)
library MyBean
importlib("Stdole2.tlb");
dispinterface MyBeanSource;
dispinterface MyBeanDispatch;
uuid(81B0BF64-2A55-11D8-A73E-000475EBF021),
version(1.0)
dispinterface MyBeanSource {
properties:
methods:
uuid(81B0BF65-2A55-11D8-A73E-000475EBF021),
version(1.0)
dispinterface MyBeanDispatch {
properties:
[id(4097)]
int myValue;
methods:
[id(32768)]
VARIANT_BOOL equals(IDispatch* arg0);
[id(32769)]
IDispatch* getClass();
[id(32770)]
int getMyValue();
[id(32771)]
IDispatch* getSelfReference();
[id(32772)]
int hashCode();
[id(32773)]
void notify();
[id(32774)]
void notifyAll();
[id(32775)]
void setMyValue(int arg0);
[id(32776)]
BSTR toString();
[id(32779)]
VARIANT wait([optional] VARIANT var0, [optional] VARIANT var1);
uuid(81B0BF62-2A55-11D8-A73E-000475EBF021),
version(1.0)
coclass MyBean {
[default, source] dispinterface MyBeanSource;
[default] dispinterface MyBeanDispatch;
};Does anyone know what is wrong with this code and maybe how to fix the idl code? Generating the dll should then be easy (I already tried several variations of the idl code but as my idl knowledge is limited it didn't really do what I wanted).

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You email address has been removed from your post.
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