Well, here it is.
I really do not know if it's a bad or a good practice
nor what are the possible damaging consequences of it
but I changed the value of the "user.dir" (user's current
working directory) property of the "System" class to
the root of my Eclipse project:
> Let us say for instance that the root of my Eclipse project is:
> "C:\foo\bar\myEclipseProject\"
>
> I added to my program the following line:
> System.setProperty("user.dir", "C:\\foo\\bar\\myEclipseProject");
>
And the program does what it is supposed to do... (generate at
the desired place the pdf file corresponding to a given (xml, xsl)
pair of files thanks to the fop processor).
Thanks for reading,
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