Calling a Genexus processor stub in the Java environment

Question

How to call stub a Genexus 15 precedent in a Java application?

Stub no Genexus:

stub salvadados(in:&StringTeste, out:&StringRetorno)
    &StringRetorno = "ola " + &StringTeste
endstub

After deploying the application by Genexus and generating the.jar file, I am importing it into my Java application using Netbeans, and it correctly recognizes the precedent, but I cannot access the generated method for my stub.

My Java class: (in the method EnviaDados there is a call for the method gxep_salvadados, which would be a reference to the stub I want to call, but this neither other method does exist within the imported class)

public class IntegracaoGenexus extends GXProcedure {

    ptesteintegracao ptesteintegracao; 

    public void executeCmdLine(String args[]) {
        execute();
    }

    public IntegracaoGenexus(int remoteHandle) {
       super(remoteHandle, new ModelContext(IntegracaoGenexus.class), "");
    }

    public IntegracaoGenexus(int remoteHandle, ModelContext context) {
       super(remoteHandle, context, "");
    }

    public void iniciar() {
        ptesteintegracao = new ptesteintegracao(remoteHandle, context); 

    }

    public void EnviaDados(String strDados) {
        ptesteintegracao.gxep_salvadados(strDados);
    }

    public void MostraDados() {

        //ptesteintegracao.gxep_mostradados();
    }

    public void execute() {
       execute_int();
    }

    private void execute_int() {
       initialize();
       privateExecute();
    }

    private void privateExecute() {  
       new ptesteintegracao(remoteHandle, context).gxep_salvadados("teste");
       cleanup();
    }

    public static Object refClasses() {
       GXutil.refClasses(IntegracaoGenexus.class);
       return new GXcfg();
    }

    protected void cleanup() {
       CloseOpenCursors();
       exitApplication();
    }

    protected void CloseOpenCursors() {
    }

    /* Aggregate/select formulas */
    public void initialize() {
       /* GeneXus formulas. */
       Gx_err = (short)(0) ;
    }

    private short Gx_err ;

}