JAXB namespace common elements

Question

Hi,
I'm generating a parser according to 3 DTDs:
main.dtd
devinf.dtd
metinf.dtd
I have translated the DTDs in 3 XML schemas with DTD to XML Schema translator (found on w3c) that Translate a Document Type Definition (XML 1.0 DTD) into an XML schema (REC-xmlschema-1-20010502):
http://puvogel.informatik.med.uni-giessen.de/dtd2xs/
The main.dtd contains an element Meta defined such as:
<!-- Meta element type -->
<!-- Element types in the content MUST have name space declared. -->
<!--The Meta content would be something such as:
<Meta>
<Type xmlns='metinf'>myType</Type>
<Format xmlns='metinf'>myFormat</Format>
</Meta>-->
<!ELEMENT Meta (#PCDATA)>
AND 2 elements Format and Type!!!!
Converting to Schema:
<xs:element name="Meta" type="xs:string" />
<xs:element name="Format" type="xs:string" />
<xs:element name="Type" type="xs:string" />
The metinf DTD defines the elements Type and Format such as after converting in schema we have:
<xs:element name="Format" type="xs:string" />
<xs:element name="Type" type="xs:string" />
The devinf DTD defines also these two elements !!!!
I tried to modify the main schema to import the devinf and metinf schema. However when I try to compile, I receive the error that the compiler atempts to generates the same interface (Format and Type) from the 3 different schema.
(compile line is:
xjc -jar %JAVA_LIBS%\jaxb-xjc.jar -p mypackage devinf.xsl metinf.xsl main.xsl)
How could I do to obtain a Parser that could read and write the following XML:
<!-- These Format and Type refer to main.dtd -->
<Format>formatA</Format>
<Type>typeA</Type>
<Meta>
<!-- These Format and Type refer to metinf.dtd -->
<Format xmlns="metinf">formatB</Format>
<Type xmlns="metinf">typeB</Type>
</Meta>
<!-- These Format and Type refer to devinf.dtd -->
<Format xmlns="devinf">formatC</Format>
<Type xmlns="metinf">typeC</Type>
Many thanks and sorry for my poor english!

Answer 1

Sorry to disturb you....
Sometimes you found you are really stupid.
The solution for the above problem is to define a custom binding (specifying per example a different package for the different DTDs)
Sorry again
Tanguy