The method to set the termination time for the resource property
TerminationTime in ReflectionResource is looked up in
ReflectionResource.createNewResourceProperty()
But the wrong parameter is given as part of the input of
MethodCache.getMethod():

### ReflectionResource

SET_TERM_TIME_PARAM = new Class[] {Calendar.class};

###

The method to set the termination time of the class that is
auto-generated from the resource property document of (e.g. ws-gram's)
port type and which gets called looks like this:

### auto-generated code from the RP document of a port-type with
### the RP TerminationTime inherited from the ScheduledTerminationTime
### port type

public void setTerminationTime(
    org.oasis.wsrf.lifetime.TerminationTime terminationTime) {
        this.terminationTime = terminationTime;
}

###

The MethodCache does not find an appropriate method because the
input parameter is of type TerminationTime and not Calendar and thus
returns null.
So if ReflectionResource.setTerminationTime(...) is called,
it does set the termination time but does nothing instead, because
this.setTerminationTimeMethod is null:

### ReflectionResource

    public void setTerminationTime(Calendar time) {
        if (this.setTerminationTimeMethod != null) {
            try {
                this.setTerminationTimeMethod
                    .invoke(this.getResourceBean(),
                            new Object[] {
                                new SetTerminationTime(time, null)});
            } catch (Exception e) {
                logger.error("", e);
                throw new RuntimeException(e.getMessage());
            }
        }
    }

###

A fix in ReflectionResource that works for me:

1. change SET_TERM_TIME_PARAM to 
    private static final Class[] SET_TERM_TIME_PARAM =
        new Class[] {TerminationTime.class};

2. change the code to call the setTerminationTime method in
   ReflectionResource.setTerminationTime() from 

        this.setTerminationTimeMethod
              .invoke(this.getResourceBean(),
                  new Object[] {
                     new SetTerminationTime(time, null)});

   to

        this.setTerminationTimeMethod
              .invoke(this.getResourceBean(),
                  new Object[] {
                     new TerminationTime(time)});

   because the auto-generated method to set the termination time
   (see above) expects an object of type TerminationTime and not
   of type SetTerminationTime as input