Getting lists as I want them...?

[MagnusEd]

Hi all. I am having trouble defining my WebService as I want it. 

Below is a sample how I want the XML to look like when I send it:

<com:findProducts>
        <catalog>myCatalog</catalog>
        <attributes>
                <attribute>
                        <name>?</name>
                        <value>?</value>
                </attribute>
                <attribute>
                        <name>?</name>
                        <value>?</value>
                </attributes>
        </attributes>   
</com:findProducts>

But after generating from my annotated Java files, I get a contract that
defines the XML like the following:

<com:findProducts>
        <catalog>myCatalog</catalog>
        <attributes>
                <name>?</name>
                <value>?</value>
        </attributes>
        <attributes>
                <name>?</name>
                <value>?</value>
        </attributes>
</com:findProducts>


The important Java files are as follows:

@WebService(targetNamespace = ".....")
public interface ProductService
{
        public ProductListBean findProducts(
                        @WebParam(name = "catalog") String catalog, 
                        @WebParam(name = "attributes") 
List<AttributeNameValueBean> attributes);
                        
and

@XmlRootElement(name = "attribute")
public class AttributeNameValueBean
{
        private String name;
        private String value;
        
        @XmlElement(name = "name",required=true)
        public String getName()
        {
                return name;
        }

        
I thought that defining the list as "attributes" and the
AttributeNameValueBean as "attribute" would get me what I want. But
apparently not. Anybody got an idea of how to do it differently? 

Regards,
Magnus
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