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The current working directory for an application server (WebSphere v3.x)
defaults to the instance root for the WebSphere administrative instance
(instance.root property is found in the admin.properties file for your
WebSphere instance
(/qibm/userdata/webasadv/default/properties/admin.properties for the
default instance). If you have created an additional administrative
instance, it would default to that instances instance root, for example
/qibm/userdata/webasadv/fstewart.
You can set the current working directory for an application server (i.e.
each application server resource within an administrative instance can have
its own working directory) using the Working directory property on the
application server. From the admin console, select the application server
you want to set the directory for. The properties appear in the right-hand
pane of the console. The Working directory property is just above the
Standard output property. You can specify a fully qualified IFS path for
the working directory, or you can specify a relative directory structure.
The relative directory structure is relative to the instance root.
E.g.
Working Directory: /home/fstewart/dtds
Working Directory: dtds
The second example equates to /QIBM/UserData/WebASAdv/default/dtds if you
are running in the default administrative instance.
User profile QEJBSVR must have *RX authority to the directory and the DTD
files in it. QEJBSVR is the user profile the app server runs under by
default.
You can find this information (info about the working directory for an app
server) in the documentation at:
http://www.iseries.ibm.com/products/websphere/docs/as400v302std/docs/admstout.html
Frances Stewart
WebSphere Application Server for iSeries 400
IBM Rochester
mandy.shaw@uk.catalyst-solutions.com@midrange.com on 12/22/2000 03:58:56 PM
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Subject: Location of DTD
Hi,
I'm using WebSphere Application Server 3.0.2.
If my servlet parses an XML message with the line
<!DOCTYPE Message SYSTEM "wcsorder.dtd">
in it, where do I need to put the DTD file for the Web server to find it? I
have tried putting it in the correct directory for it to be invocable via
the root of
my WebSphere Web application's Web path, but that didn't work. That being
the case,
I assume it needs to be in whatever WebSphere and/or the AS/400 JVM thinks
of
as the current directory, but I don't know how to identify that location.
I don't want to qualify the DTD name at all if I can help it as I want this
servlet usable
anywhere.
TIA,
Regards,
Mandy Shaw
Catalyst Solutions plc
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