How can I configure where load.mlet file is written at wls startup?

How does WLS 7.0/sp4 know where to write the load.mlet file that is generated upon startup? My server will not start if WLS attempts to write this file to a location where my userid has no permissions. I need to specify another location.

wayne,
I believe wls tries to write load.mlet under the domain directory and
deletes it after it is done using the file. Unfortunately there is no
way to tell wls to write it to another location. You could ask BEA for
this enhancement ([email protected]).
-satya
wayne powell wrote:
How does WLS 7.0/sp4 know where to write the load.mlet file that is generated upon startup? My server will not start if WLS attempts to write this file to a location where my userid has no permissions. I need to specify another location.

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