Semicolon after Class bounding brace when reading and exporting methods

Hi there,

I try to write a little mock generation application and fail when creating a class definition.
The output of my methods allways has a semicolon after the last brace.

My code:

// Create new source
final JavaSource source = new JavaSource();

// Create package information
source.setPackage("xyz.test");

// and an import
source.addImport ("import xyz;");

// add new class
final JavaClass targetClass = new JavaClass("MyMockClass");

// and a new public method
final JavaMethod javaMethod = new JavaMethod("myMethod");
javaMethod.setModifiers(new String[]

{ "public" }

);

// which returns void
javaMethod.setReturns(Type.VOID);

// and has some code between braces
javaMethod.setSourceCode("

{...}");

// add this method to our class
targetClass.addMethod(javaMethod);

// and the class to our source
source.addClass(targetClass);

// finally output everything
System.out.println(source);

And the output contains an unwanted semicolon after class definition:

package xyz.test ;

import import xyz;;

class MyMockClass {

public void myMethod(){...}

;

}

Could some one give me a hint how to solve his problem? Is suppose that this is a bug, isn`t it?

Thank you very much,

Maciej Andreas Bednarz