Preventing JAXB xjc from re-generating java code of import ed schemas...

Hi, I am using XJC to generate java code from xsd.
However the xsd I run it on often has imports to another xsd that will be in a jar along with its java classes already existing.
This jar is on the calsspath too.
XJC however not only generates java code for existing xsd, but also for every import it has.
And also for every import each of those imported xsd's might have.
So if it were a long import chain A->B->C->D it generates code for all.
How can i get it to generate code for only A and assume all the remaing code can be found on the jars in the classpath.
The A.xsd also has a catalog file associated with it that has every namespace reference pointing to the correct xsd locations within jars.
So it even has B->C mapping and C->D mapping. This was needed or else XJC didnt even generate anything at all and complained it could not reach C from B and so on.
Catalog file solved that problem but not the fact that it keeps regnerating code.
Thanks
Edited by: Priyajeet on Dec 9, 2008 1:36 PM

Problem solved.
The xjc compiler reads file name in a case-sensitive fashion, even on windows.
So, common.xsd and Common.xsd are seen as two distinct files.
This was the cause of the compilation errors, since feature1 imported the schema using the filename Common.xsd, whereas the other schemas imported common using common.xsd
I hope this could help.
Salvatore

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