Bad mapping for method whose name clashes with its interface

SourceForge Submitter: reverbel .
According to the Java to IDL mapping spec
(http://www.omg.org/cgi-bin/doc?formal/03-09-04), Java
method, constant, or field names whose mapped name
collides with the mapped name of their Java container
are mapped with an additional trailing underscore. For
example, if a remote Java interface Foo has a method
foo, the OMG IDL interface is called Foo and the OMG
IDL operation is called foo_.

Currently JBoss adds no trailing underscore to the
mapped name of such a method. As a consequence, clients
cannot use an rmic-generated stub to call the method:
the stub sends out a mapped method name with a trailing
underscore, but the server expects a name with no
trailing underscore and hence it throws BAD_OPERATION.