Two questions !

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Subject: Two questions !
From: "Dan Paraschiv" <pa...@raftelecom.net>
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1. How do I get from a servlet the path where is installed Tomcat
(not the path of my web application) ?

The solution could be specific to Tomcat, because I am  sure that my
application it will always run on Tomcat.

2. It is possible to  find out (in Java) the value of a system variable like
%CLASSPATH% or %CATALINA_HOME% ?


Thanks and Best regards,
  Dan



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RE: Two questions !

["Charles N. Harvey III" <ch...@alloy.com>]

System variables should be available to all of your servlets and other class
files.

{java.home}
{catalina.home}


catalina.home is where tomcat is installed.


Charlie

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> Subject: Two questions !
> From: "Dan Paraschiv" <pa...@raftelecom.net>
>  ===
>
>
>
> 1. How do I get from a servlet the path where is installed Tomcat
> (not the path of my web application) ?
>
> The solution could be specific to Tomcat, because I am  sure that my
> application it will always run on Tomcat.
>
> 2. It is possible to  find out (in Java) the value of a system
> variable like
> %CLASSPATH% or %CATALINA_HOME% ?
>
>
> Thanks and Best regards,
>   Dan
>
>
>
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