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My XML schema includes another schema &nbsp;by this line<br />
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&lt;xs:include schemaLocation=&quot;../Types/G<wbr />eneral.xsd<wbr />&quot;/&gt;<br />
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and it works fine on my windows machine.<br />
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But once i run it on the UNIX machine, it will not include the specified file unless i specify the full path... for instance /home/egb/Types/General.xs<wbr />d<br />
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What is wrong here???
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My XML schema includes another schema  by this line

<xs:include schemaLocation="../Types/General.xsd"/>

and it works fine on my windows machine.

But once i run it on the UNIX machine, it will not include the specified file unless i specify the full path... for instance /home/egb/Types/General.xsd

What is wrong here???

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