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Thanks John,
tried that, java creates the file in your user.dir which isn't much use.
There are good arguments as to why I shouldn't be able to find out this
information but I think my need outweighs them.
I think some of the JServ config info should be at least readable using a
static method.
Unless of course there's some sneaky easy way of finding out.
Paul.
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Subject: Re: environment information
Paul,
Try something like the below to get the path of the servlet class.
File path = new File(".");
String dir = path.getAbsolutePath();
System.out.println("path is: " + dir);
John
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> I am trying to find out the real path for where my servlet is running
from.
> I am trying to do this in the init() method before I have access to a
> HttpServletRequest object. I could work it out from the real path of where
> JServ is located but there doesn't seem to be any static methods or
members
> to tell me where the JServ installation is.
> I am using a properties file during initialisation but I have to hard code
> the path right now. This makes it difficult to move the code between
> development, testing and production.
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> Any ideas?
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> Thanks,
> Paul.
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