compiler returns error on plugging processor

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this is my code logic: I have a JSR 199 (JavaCompiler) that plugs in a processor (processor extends AbstractProcessor), the processor supports the annotation I want to reflect upon, @Worker and supports release 6 of J2SE. Am using NetBeans. The @Worker annotation is implemented a class, Staff, and the @Worker has @Target of TYPE.
Now the problem: when I compile the JSR 199 code, it returns:

E:\Documents and Settings\isaak\My Documents\NetBeansProjects\articles\src\art\Staff. java:14: cannot find symbol
symbol: class Worker
@Worker(value=@Name(firstName="Jules", lastName="Vernon"),
E:\Documents and Settings\isaak\My Documents\NetBeansProjects\articles\src\art\Staff. java:14: cannot find symbol
symbol: class Worker
@Worker(value=@Name(firstName="Jules", lastName="Vernon"),
1 error

now this is my @Worker declaration:
@Target(ElementType.TYPE)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.CLASS)
public @interface Worker {
Name value();
enum SeasonEmployed{Spring, Winter, Autumn, Summer}
SeasonEmployed season();
String[] references() default "unavailable";
String townResidence();
}

and the @Name declaration that it nests:
@Target(ElementType.ANNOTATION_TYPE)
@Retention(RetentionPolicy.CLASS)
public @interface Name {
String firstName();
String lastName();
}

and it's implemented by a class, Staff:
@Worker(value=@Name(firstName="Jules", lastName="Vernon"),
season=Worker.SeasonEmployed.Summer,
references={"Site-Mgr", "Works-Mgr"},
townResidence="London")
public class Staff {

private boolean employeeType;

public boolean getEType(){
return employeeType;
}

public Staff(boolean type){
this.employeeType = type;
}
}

can anyone tell me why the compiler is giving that error. The processor's process method is very simple does nothing but call:
for(TypeElement te : annotations)....
print out count of annotations in the element, staff.
That's all.
thanx

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Where are you with this one, have you made any improvements?

You might want to walk away from it and try again, just stuff I do to clear my thoughts.

Also, please tell us in detail what the project is all about, without the code... perhaps we can tell you another way of achieving it.

Sorry for your troubles!

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