<p>We have a netbeans project that has an xsd that we use to create a wsdl and we use the wsdl to create a webservice.  Since we are using types in our xsd jaxb is used and one of our webservice methods looks like this:    </p>

<pre><code>public void someMethod( org.netbeans.xml.schema.line.Line x )...
</code></pre>

<p>So that leaves us a problem with subversion since the Line objects are generated by netbeans.  So we want to do is either tell netbeans to place the files inside of the project?  Or tell netbeans that we will generate the jaxb code and that they should use our classes when the webservice calls are processed?  How can we accomplish one of these, what are some other alternatives?</p>

You can build one with the
```
HttpListener
```
class to listen for incoming requests and the
```
HttpWebRequest
```
class to relay the requests.