Java-wsdl-mapping file with incorrect case

Hi. We're working with JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 preview and have encountered what I believe to be a bug. We have a schema with element names that are mixed case (such as FirstName). We are trying to use JAXB to create our classes and then wrap it as a web service. The problem is, the WSDL and java-wsdl-mapping file references the element names as firstName rather than FirstName.
In experimenting, I've learned that if I create the WSDL and schema first and "Create Java Project from WSDL" that it creates a java-wsdl-mapping file with the case preserved. However the first time I go into the web services properties dialog and click OK, it re-creates these files with the case changed again.
Please advise if this is expected behavior...although I don't see how it could be since it is inconsistent.
Thanks very much,
Richard Davis

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