Include something like this in the Servlet "init" method:
System.out.println("Working directory :"+System.getProperty("user.dir"));
With IIS ISAPI plugins such as ServletExec you get <winnt>\system32
With Netscape WAI plugins such as JRun you get the directory where you run
the
serlet engine.
Place your properties files in that folder.
Best regards
Javier Borrajo
www.tid.es
>Want use properties files from servlets to use with resource bundles, but
don't
>know where to put the properties files. If I am using JSWDK and the default
>default.cfg, Where does the server look for properties files? I've tried
putting
>them in the same directory as classes, and as servlets, and even as other
>non-java files such as .gifs without luck. My servlets can find the gifs
using
>relative paths, but not the properties files.
>
>Paula Lumby
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