I'm glad the sample worked (it took quite a bit of weeding my way through to figure that one out, I actually started writing a tutorial for it since I figured it would help people, but it hasn't really been completed yet ;-) ).
However, I'm a little bit confused about 'home'-directory, and how to define
it! I have a couple of questions maybe you can answer! - If I specify "db/transfer" as home directory, the base is start-up directory, or? Ie <start-dir>/db/transfer will the start node for a connection as this user? - Can one control the 'base' by setting the user.dir property?
With a little digging in the source code it appears that it can be whatever you want. The user directory that is specified can either be path relative (e.g. "db/transfer" == <start-dir>/db/transfer) or can be absolute (e.g. "/db/transfer"). I do not know about controlling the 'base' directory with the user.dirproperty, that one will have to be fielded by someone else. marc
