Unable to create JAXBContext creating my wsdl

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Throwable objects (that means exceptions and errors) can’t be transferred directly, because they can’t be serialized to XML (the StackTraceElement doesn’t have a no-arg constructor, which is required by JAXB).

You have to use SOAP faults for that. See this question. It points you to the @WebFault annotation which you should put on your exception class. (Also probably check this and this)

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