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How to create a Java web service client in NetBean to consume WCF web service

I try to create a Java web service client in NetBeans 6.9 to consume my WCF web service. There are several problem I have:

  1. The WCF uses clear usename security for authentication. When I add web reference (JAX-WS style) in NetBeans, it didn't generate related clear username authentication code and WSDL/configuration. How do I configure it in NetBeans to support clear username security.
  2. The WCF web service has web signature like this GetEntities(DTO dto) How do I build DTO object and send to web service. Is Java web service (Metro) supports it.
  3. Is there any simple plug-in/tool I can use in NetBean to trace SOAP message.

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