Hi.
I have a little web service, which needs to write a temp file on a
tomcat server where the axis2-webapp is running. If I just use a name
for the file without any path, on a standard tomcat-server as unzipped
from the archive, the file appears in the bin file of the tomcat-server.
I could then get to the temp-directory by using "../temp/filename",
which works on a standard tomcat-server.
But I have it installed under gentoo linux, where the bin-directory is
not in the same directory as the temp-directory, and so I cannot get
there with "../temp/filename".
My Question is, if there is some kind of environment-variable or
something like that, which I can use to get to the temp-directory and
would the code look like? I have seen something like that in a servlet
but could not use it in my service, because it is not a servlet :)
I hope it is not to much a tomcat question for this mailing-list.
Greets
Christoph Heyen
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