JAXB 2.0 code with JDeveloper

I am have a JUnit test that uses JAXB. When I try to run it, JDeveloper seems to be picking up jaxb 1.0 classes - I am getting an error "Unable to locate jaxb.properties....." (jaxb 2.0 no longer uses this file).
Although I do have jaxb 2.0 classes in the path (verified using javap), this problem just doesnt seem to go away with whatever I do.
Does someone have a solution?
thanks
Mani

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