Web Service Call from SAP DS 4.2

Hello all,
Thank you for any insight you can provide:
When calling a web service from a function call in SAP DS 4.2, it constantly provides an XML formatting error. We can call the web service fine through SOAPUI.
Here is what SAP DS sends back as the error message:
I believe the issue is highlighted
Error importing XML Schema from file
adapter_schema_in.xsd:
XML parser failed: Error namespace 'http://businessobjects.com/service/RTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse/input'
is referenced without import declaration
at line 11, Char 119 in
xsd:schema xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
xmlns:aw_RTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input_Realtime_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input="http://businessobjects.com/service/RTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse/input"
xmlns:diws="http://www.businessobjects.com/diwebservice" targetNamespace="http://www.businessobjects.com/diwebservice"
xsd:import namespace='http://businessobjects.com/service/RTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse/input'
schemaLocation='C:\ProgramData\SAP BusinessObjects\Data Services\ext\webservice\DataServices_ServerRTJob_DMO_Address_CleanseRTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input_Realtime_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input0.xsd'
xsd:element name="RTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input_Realtime_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input"
xsd:complexType
xsd:sequence
xsd:element ref="aw_RTJob_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input_Realtime_DMO_Address_Cleanse_Input:AddressCleanseRequest"
/xsd:sequence
/xsd:complexType
/xsd:element
/xsd:schema
. Validate your XML Schema using external schema validators (found at w3.org).
How do we get around that issue, it shouldn't be passing that.
This happens when running the job from the Admin Console as well as the Designer
Again, thank you for any help.
Ryan

Update:
Still having the issue, now manifesting trying to create/reimport a nested schema.
Local Error Message
Citrix Error Message
XML Files attached as text files
Version of Designer: 14.2.2.446
Version of Job Server: 14.2.2.527
Version of Job Engine: 14.2.2.527

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