Imported xsd's not installed in Service Registry

Question

Folks:
I am using the AIA2.2 vmware image. I am wondering why and how core xsd's are not searchable in Services Registry (Business Service Control). First, the import statement of an xsd like "invoice.xsd" has a realtive path in it like "../../../../CommonComponents.xsd". Obviously, this is invalid when you import the schema into a JDEV project. One would think that the xsd's would be available in a services registry and have a http location to be of any use so JDEV can add an invoice schema to a project and be able to build a mapping. Without the ability to see these imports, JDEV chokes on the invoice.xsd and you cannot do a simple thing like transform one variable into another.
What am I doing wrong here? Why are things like "CommonComponents.xsd" not searchable in the services registry? This looks like a big oversight because I wonder how anyone can use a xsd that has imports which are not visible to JDEV (at least without hacking the file system to find the core component). The steps to rep[roduce are simple:
1) Create a BPEL project (Asynchronous)
2) Create a UDDI connection to Services Registry (BSR)
3) Add any xsd that imports "CommonComponents.xsd" to your BPEL project
4) Try to change the payload of the request or response message for the BPEL project to one that takes my imported xsd such as invoice
5) JDEV will give you an error because it does not have access to the imported schema and thus cannot interpret the types correctly and therefore you cannot do step 4 above or even do an XSLT mapping.
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Answer 1

So, my oversight -- you can view these xsd's properly by simply accessing them via Apache url which is the better way to go. They are, in fact, in the registry albeit the search feature does not seem to function properly.
In any case, just putting this in the thread so others find it easier to do AIA development from the start.