Hi,
an installer will be out there, with the next release.
You can do an update, by simply replacing the existing files (tn5250j.jar).
I'm not catching the point regarding the folders.
From my point of view, tn5250j will not write to application folder,
but only to user's home directory.
Regards
Martin
Am 11.01.2011 21:35, schrieb Michael D. Setzer II:
> In the previous beta releases, there was an installer that setup the program.
> In my classroom lab, I just replaced the tn5250j.jar file with the new one,
> and
> it worked with no problem.
>
> Just had a new install and just ran the program directly in the users
> directory.
>
> java -jar tn5250j.jar
>
> and it created two files that started with
> D:\\Documents and Settings\\.
>
> Later I copied the contents on another machines .tn5250j directory, and
> deleted the files and retried it, but it again created the files.
>
> Running the program from a directory where the user didn't have write
> permissions results in it using the .tn5250j settings.
>
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