How to refer to the xml file located on unix server

I have a xml file which is located on unix server and have a hard time, reverse engg. it .
if anyone has any knowledge on this , that will be helpful.

I have application server where my xml is located.e..g /tmp/xyz.xml
I have designer on my laptop from where i have created a agent which points to my application server.
I am able to create a data server which does say test successful.
In model i tried to create new model and trying to reverse engg. the xml now i get following error .
java.sql.SQLException: Could not generate the DTD because the file could not be created. Verify that you have write permission in the directory.
if you can point me to documentation which has some information on this will be helpful or any hint..

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