JAXB - nested elements of same name

Hi
I have a schema which can represent elements with identical nested names like this:
<Simple>
<Strong>
<Simple/>
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</Strong>
The nesting is not recursive. i.e. the two 'Simple' elements are not actually identical. Unfortunately when I bind the schema to java using JAXB, the generated code won't compile and i get error due to name collision:
"Nested type SimpleType hides an enclosing type"
Can external binding fix this problem? I have already tried it but without success because there doesn't seem to be a way to bind the 'SimpleType' to another name. I can only change the interface name, but i need to change the type interface as well.
I am tearing my hair about it and only solution i can see is that i use XSLT to transfrom the names before reading the XMl files in and writing them out. I can not change the original schema unfortunately.
Any clues will be much appreciated, Martin.

Hi everybody
In the interest of anyone having similar problem, i have discovered that if i used a schema which used complex types explicitly (as generated by XmlSpy for me) the problem went away. This is probably because the nesting becomes irrelevant. My original schema contained only one element with all the types being anonymous and nested within that element.
Regards, Martin.

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