Wlsc problem with package name

I am using wlsc ant task to generate my java code for a web service. Unlike the simplistic examples (HelloWorld and Complex) I have my complex types split into a separate .xsd file instead of putting them directly into the WSDL file.
Is there a way to set the package name that will be generated for these types? It seems to generate everything into a java package based on the namespace (which is different than the wsdl).
The wlsc ant task has an argument called "packageName" which I am setting. The java classes for the service itself use that package, just not the types defined in the xsd file(s). :(
Thanks for any help

see SAP documentation for package naming convention:
Packages
The following namespaces are available for packages:
Package names beginning with a letter from A to S, or from U to X.
Package names beginning with these letters are reserved for objects of the SAP standard system from the SAP namespace. You cannot create customer objects or objects from prefix namespaces in these packages.
Note that the package name must be no more than 30 characters long. The name of the main package should reflect the content of the package Adjacent packages should have similar names.
The Transport Organizer records changes to objects in these packages, so that they can be transported.
These packages belong to the "SAP" transport layer and are assigned to an SAP software component (such as SAP_BASIS, SAP_APPL).
Package names beginning with Y or Z
You can create customer-specific objects from the customer namespace in these packages.
The Transport Organizer records changes to objects in these packages, so that they can be transported, provided the SAP System has been set up appropriately. (For more information, see Setting the System Change Option). These packages are assigned to the software component HOME.
So create the packages accordingly...

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