It is interesting that when I use java-xml-type-mapping:

 <java-xml-type-mapping>
    <java-type>foo.ReceiveImNotifIn</java-type>
    <root-type-qname 
xmlns:xs="http://mf.cellum.com/MerchantManagement";>xs:receiveImNotifIn</root-type-qname>
    <qname-scope>element</qname-scope>
    <variable-mapping>
        <java-variable-name>receiveImNotifIn</java-variable-name>
        <xml-element-name>receiveImNotifIn</xml-element-name>
    </variable-mapping>
  </java-xml-type-mapping>

The TypesMetaData class logs:

Add type mapping: {http://mf.cellum.com/MerchantManagement}receiveImNotifIn 

The Exception logs:

{http://mf.cellum.com/MerchantManagement}>receiveImNotifIn 


The difference is the ">" character. 

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