I just tried out to use GenIC on a bean whose files are located in some "foreign" directory (C:\X). I ran GenIC ejb-jar.xml and it told me that the (from GenIC itself constructed) file ...Remote_stub.java.save file was not found! I was quite confused and after some time, I provides -d . to GenIC - and it works. I couldn't believe it, but it definitively seems that GenIC does NOT assume to work with . path if -d is omitted. The big question: What path does GenIC assume if there is no -d given?
