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> From: Joe Pluta
>
> what I want to know is
> why the JVM is initialized differently for standalone Tomcat than for
> WebSphere or Apache/Tomcat.  More importantly, I want to know how
> to change
> that behavior in such a way that I have a consistent method of access for
> these base files.

I've found the culprit, I believe.  The user.dir property is set differently
for WebSphere and Apache/Tomcat than it is for standalone Tomcat.  While the
former two seem to user the ServerRoot value, standalone Tomcat initializes
user.dir to "/", which is a pretty useless value.

So now the question is: does anyone know how to set the user.dir value for
standalone Tomcat?

Joe



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