Using CXF's wsdl2java, is there an easier way to generate package names from xml namespaces without version numbers?

Question

I'm using Apache CXF's wsdl2java utility to create some JAXB objects and some web service code. The schema in my WSDL has a lot of namespaces with version numbers on the end. For example:

http://example.org/sample/namespace/1.0

When CXF generates my JAXB objects the packages wind up with package names like this:

org.example.sample.namespace.1_0

Since this is a large schema with many different namespaces I have to spend quite a bit of time either re-factoring code, or using the -p option to manually map the namespaces to package names. Both processes are very time consuming.

So, I'm wondering if anyone knows if there is an easier route. Or am I being too fussy and I should just accept the package names as is?

Answer 1

Looks like a bunch of -p flags is probably the quickest way to map namespaces to package names. In my research I've also found that you can achieve this by using the -b option to pass in a JAXB binding file (I'm a little new to JAXB). This is also a good solution but requires a little more effort than using a bunch of -p flags. Also, the JAXB binding file is probably better in the long run, so you can repeat the process if necessary.