XML source file path (LINUX vs. WINDOWS)

Hello, we are sourcing data from XML for a project. RPD development is being done in Windows and then the RPD is getting deployed to the Linux env.
How can i make sure the path translate from Windows to Linux?
Windows path can be C:\myobieedata\region.xml
How can this be translated into Linux path?
Your help is appreciated.
Regards,

Just edit the connection pool to use the valid location of the files in Linux and copy that RPD over to the linux box. You can even edit it 'on-line' on the Linux environment and make the change there.
As an example I'd check the sample sales connection pool that was configured when you installed OBIEE on Linux and observe the difference to the sample sales connection pool when you installed on windows.

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