Hi Shirasuka- AFAICT, the 'current' directory in this context is the directory from where you started tomcat. For instance, if you're starting Tomcat-4 as a WinNT-Service, the current directory will be the windows system directory (which is messy enough anyway :P).
So specifying the absolute path in the properties file doesn't seem elegant, but is the closest to elegance you can get with the current architecture of slide. 22.01.2002 05:51:33, "SHIRASUKA Kouichi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >Hi all, >I had been trying to setup Slide with existing Tomcat >installation(ver.4.0.1). >And now, it seems working fine, but I have one question about configuration >of slide.properties file. > >Referred to this message, >http://www.mail-archive.com/slide- [EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01319.html >I've adjusted the properties file that is included in the slide- kernel.jar(I >put it into tomcat_home\common\lib) by uncommenting the line which is >defining the path to the Domain.xml file. >(like: >org.apache.slide.domain=E:\Apache Tomcat\common\lib\Domain.xml > >It worked, but as you see above, I defined the path in absolute way. Though >there's a comment like ># Default: Will look for domain.xml in current directory >, I'm not sure where the "current" directory points when I put the jar file >into the common\lib directory. Where does it point? > >Maybe this is a stupid question, I would appreciate any help. > >Thanks, >Shirasuka -chris ________________________________________________________________ cmlenz at gmx.de -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
