I have a schema file, which uses 

<xs:include schemaLocation="FILENAME.xsd"/>

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to include common definition. The included file is located in the same directory as my schema file, and XML::LibXML::Schema is used to validate my XML files (running Perl 5.8.8 on Windows). This works well if the xsd file is located on the local drive. However, if the schema file is located on a file share and accessed via UNC path, I get the error message "Element '{http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema}include': Failed to parse the XML resource 'FILENAME.xsd'.". Any idea why this doesn't work?

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In reply to Lib::XML::Schema validation fails with UNC path by rovf

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