Assemble PDF's located in Network folder

Hi,
I am trying to assemble PDF's which are located in a network folder..
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<DDX xmlns="http://ns.adobe.com/DDX/1.0/">
     <PDF result="PDFA.pdf">
          <PDF source="\\w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder\PID_APR_P111556.pdf"/>
          <PDF source="\\w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder\PID_P111556.pdf"/>
     </PDF>
</DDX>
when the assembler service is invoked with the above DDX, i get an error as below,
com.adobe.internal.ddxm.DDXMException: com.adobe.internal.pdfm.CollateralNotFoundException:
DDXM_S14017: A <PDF> source document is required, but no documents were found for {PDF source="\\w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder\PID_APR_P111556.pdf" baseDocument="true"}.
I have also tried giving the files names as specified in the DDXREF help file as below,
file:///dir-path/filename (file:///w2msmossmgn02/SharedFolder/PID_APR_P111556.pdf) but it didn't work either.
Can some one pls help?
Thank you,
Sandeep.

There are two options that I can see:
1 - map a drive (on the server) to the w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder and use that mapping in the source. For example: If I may drive X to w2msmossmgn02\SharedFolder then my DDX would have the entry: <PDF source="file:///x:/PID_P111556.pdf"/>
2 - Use the "Read Document" operation to read the PDFs into a variable (or a list of document) then use the "Invoke DDX" operation to map the variables to the PDF source entries.

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