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I'm a newbie at this stuff, but I'm trying to port a Windows app over to Linux and encountered issues with the xmlbeans. We have a handful of xsd files generating class files. On Windows, I'll get \[code\]Driver.class(2k)\[/code\] and \[code\]Driver2.class(10k)\[/code\]. On Linux, the same build through Maven I'll get \[code\]Driver.class(10k)\[/code\] and \[code\]Driver2.class(2k)\[/code\]. So there appears to be an ordering issue which causes the Linux build application using these classes to not compile. The java code using Driver/Driver errors out with incompatible types:found : \[code\]xx.xmlbinding.Driver2\[/code\]required: \[code\]xx.xmlbinding.Driver\[/code\]Different xsd files have the same complexType in the file:\[code\]<xsd:complexType name="Driver">\[/code\]Any insight on how I can resolve this? Thanks!