I had an issue a few months back where I couldn't get the xsi:type attribute added to an extended element that I created. I eventually was able to work around it but it seems like I'm getting the same problem, and I think it is because duplicate .xsb files are being created for my elements.
I have two xsds. One has been compiled by XmlBeans and added to a jar that another subsystem uses. A second .xsd file imports the first and extends an element defined in it. When I run the ant xmlbean target on the second .xsd, the elements in the first .xsd are created again because of the import (I think). I've added to the classpath the jar that was created containing the first .xsd's classes, but the files get created anyway. I think that the duplicate .xsb files are causing the type system within XmlBeans to get confused and not work properly. Is there a resource online that better describes how to use XmlBeans in this type of scenario? Is it expected/assumed that all .xsds will be created at the same time? At the very least, is there some way that I can keep the imported .xsd file from getting regenerated, either through an xsdconfig file or a parameter within the ant target? Thanks, Chris Schmidt
