JAXB: Shared objects across multiple xsds

Hi all,
Have three xsd files which all contain a few shared classes, I use xjc to put each one into a different package, and then of course they're incompatible with each other. I've tried placing all generated code in one package but the object managers aren't created properly. Also tried creating a base class and extending each shared class from there but that didn't work either.
Does anyone know the best way to do this without manually modifiying the xml?
Grateful for any help,
Many thanks,
Chris.

That's too bad. Can't you record the update all function, create a batch, and run through all the psd files?
Btw, the Photoline betas now also include a placeholder layer that instantly updates when the user changes the externally linked file(s). If the file with the externally linked content is open while changing the file(s), Photoline automatically senses the change, and will update accordingly. No need for an update function.
I wonder if the Photoshop devs could include a similar function for their linked smart objects. It would simplify life.

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