There are no big differences...
The attributes are all named the same; in handcoded they're private, in generated
they're protected.
In the genareted classes there are the @XmlAccessorType, @XmlType and @XmlElement
annotations, in handcoded not.
In the handcoded classes I've added toString() methods (for logging), which aren't
present in the generated classes
The generated classes didn't have a setter method for lists, so I added them.
That's all the differences I was able to find.
But as I said before the problem only exists in JBoss, with Glassfish everything works
fine, even if I use the classes generated with the JBoss wsconsume tool.
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