在类型生成期间使用jaxb绑定替换XmlType.namespace

我的Web服务应用程序正在从Axis迁移到JAX-WS，并且在进行某些转换时遇到了麻烦.我的主要问题是，我有几个XSD，它们的相同类型定义略有不同，但名称相同.在wsimport期间，我可以使用外部JAXB绑定文件来解析软件包，但是生成的类仍然以相同的@XmlType批注结尾.

My web-services application is moving from Axis to JAX-WS and I'm having trouble doing some of the conversions. My primary issue is that I have several XSD's with the same types defined slightly differently, but with the same names. During my wsimport I'm able to use an external JAXB bindings file to resolve the packages, but the generated classes still end up with the same @XmlType annotations.

V1:

package com.service.v1.bill.request;
@XmlType(name = "FileBillReqType", namespace = "http://epayments.metavante.com/types/bill/request"})
public class FileBillReqType extends AbstractContextMethodRequest...

V2:

package com.service.v2.bill.request;
@XmlType(name = "FileBillReqType", namespace = "http://epayments.metavante.com/types/bill/request"})
public class FileBillReqType extends AbstractContextMethodRequest...

绑定:

<jaxb:bindings schemaLocation="file:../wsdl/v1/bill/BillRequest.xsd" 
    node="/xs:schema[@targetNamespace='http://service.example.com/bill/request']">
    <jaxb:schemaBindings>
        <jaxb:package name="com.service.v1.bill.request" />
    </jaxb:schemaBindings>
</jaxb:bindings>

以前，这可以通过axis提供的类型映射解决(我们将其硬编码为一个非常丑陋的wsdd):

Previously this would have been resolved with the type mappings provided by axis (which we hard coded into a massively ugly wsdd):

<service name="v1" provider="java:RPC" style="document" use="literal">...
<typeMapping
    xmlns:ns="http://service.example.com/bill/request"
    qname="ns:FileBillReqType"
    type="java:com.service.v1.bill.request.FileBillReqType"
    serializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanSerializerFactory"
    deserializer="org.apache.axis.encoding.ser.BeanDeserializerFactory"
    encodingStyle=""
  />...

无论如何，是否有使我生成的JAXB对象具有自定义名称空间的功能，而无需在每次重新生成它们时手动修改生成的文件(有数百个)?

Is there anyway to get my generated JAXB objects to have a custom namespace without modifying the generated files manually every time I regenerate them (there are hundreds)?