Use of the -typeCasing and -elemCasing Command Line Switches

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Global element and type names may be the same in a given schema. While this may be a questionable programming practice from a logical point of view, it is legal and it will cause problems in XBinder generated code because the generated names will clash. This can even be the case within the same namespace; therefore, use of the -useNSPfx option cannot be used to solve this problem.

The -typeCasing and/or -elemCasing options provide a quick and easy way to fix these names in all compiled schemas. By setting one or the other (or both) to different case values (upper or lower), you can ensure that no name collisions of this sort will occur. The typical convention when using these switches is to set element name case to lower and type name case to upper.