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Windows XP + JDK 1.5.0_11 NB 5.5 + Mobility 5.5 + Ent Pack 5.5 Start Application server, Make sure you see JBI node under appserver. Create a new project. Samples -> Service Oriented Samples -> Synchronus Sample. You may rename the project (Optional) Build and deploy the Comp app project. Now Create Web application (J2EE 1.4) and add a webservice client for WSDL from previous application. Ex: "http://localhost:18181/SynchronousSample?WSDL" Compile and deploy webapplication. Now create a Mobile (CLDC Application) uncheck Create Hello Midlet option. Try to add Mobile client to this application. Observe there are only three files are created. - SimpleProcess.java - WebToMobileClient.java - WebToMobileClient.wsclient No midlet is generated. for your reference I am attaching test files here.
Created attachment 40296 [details] Mobile app
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Created attachment 40298 [details] Web app
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from the Release Notes: "When you create a new Mobile Client to Web Application, a sample MIDlet can not be generated if the parameter of the Web service is a type that can not be easily represented in the Visual Mobile Developer, such as an array.". It applies even to the custom types. In your case it doesn't know how to visualize the SimpleProcess. The workaround is easy call the WebToMobileClient's methods manually from your own midlet. *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 75238 ***