Get domain root directory programmatically

hello,
          There is any way to get the domain root directory path programmatically ??
          i.e : D:\bea\user_projects\domains\platformR1
          thanks

John,
OK. If you want to go the JMX route, have a look at the CurrentDirectory attribute of the ServerRuntime mbean. It would report your directory as this:
C:\bea\user_projects\domains\myDomain\.
Mike
Weblogic/J2EE Security Blog: http://monduke.com

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The most important is to make the number 1 i mentioned and then to do number 2.

Risa no.
What i mean is this. This is a screenshot of my ftp server at my host(ipage.com).
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