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Posted to jetspeed-user@portals.apache.org by Dave Been <be...@us.ibm.com> on 2005/06/14 23:51:18 UTC
Tutorial and tomcat.root/build.properties location
Where on WinXP is my "home directory"? I've set
tomcat.root=c:/d/...tomcat5.0.28 and with \ 's in my $HOME (MKS ksh) and
in
C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator which is where my .maven dir and
files are cached.
when i maven deploy, it goes to c:/webapps :( since it obviously isn't
finding build.properties.
thanks,
Dave
Re: Tutorial and tomcat.root/build.properties location
Posted by Santiago Gala <sa...@gmail.com>.
El mar, 14-06-2005 a las 14:51 -0700, Dave Been escribió:
> Where on WinXP is my "home directory"? I've set
> tomcat.root=c:/d/...tomcat5.0.28 and with \ 's in my $HOME (MKS ksh) and
> in
> C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator which is where my .maven dir and
> files are cached.
>
It is whatever value the property user.home has. I'm not sure you can
define it via command line (-Duser.home=...), but you can write a small
java program that prints the value, basically:
System.out.println(System.getProperty("user.home"));
> when i maven deploy, it goes to c:/webapps :( since it obviously isn't
> finding build.properties.
>
> thanks,
> Dave
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Re: Tutorial and tomcat.root/build.properties location
Posted by Santiago Gala <sg...@apache.org>.
El mar, 14-06-2005 a las 14:51 -0700, Dave Been escribió:
> Where on WinXP is my "home directory"? I've set
> tomcat.root=c:/d/...tomcat5.0.28 and with \ 's in my $HOME (MKS ksh) and
> in
> C:/Documents and Settings/Administrator which is where my .maven dir and
> files are cached.
>
It is whatever value the property user.home has. I'm not sure you can
define it via command line (-Duser.home=...), but you can write a small
java program that prints the value, basically:
System.out.println(System.getProperty("user.home"));
> when i maven deploy, it goes to c:/webapps :( since it obviously isn't
> finding build.properties.
>
> thanks,
> Dave
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