WSDL type names generated by JDev 10.1.2 are prefixed by package name

Is there a way to prevent JDeveloper to prefix type names with package name? Example:
package a.test;
public interface TestWS {
public PublishType getType( String a) throws Exception;
When Web Service is generates using this interface, WSDL will have something like:
<complexType name="a_test_PublishType" jdev:packageName="a.test" xmlns:jdev="http://xmlns.oracle.com/jdeveloper/webservices">
Is there a setting to prevent this from happening?
Thanks,
Dejan

By default <c:out/> tag "escapes" the output, option escapeXml is implicitly true
To change this behaviour add the option: escapeXml="false"
In your case:
<c:out value="${bindings.InstituteDescription}" escapeXml="false"/>
Hope it helped.
Regards
Fred

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