How to detrmine what directory you (the JAR file) are in

Is there some sort of function that returns (ideally in a string, or array of strings) what directory you (the JAR file) are in? Something along the lines of:
String dir = Function();Then dir would be something like : "C:\Users and Settings\Me\Java Apps"
Thanks.

It's not clear exactly what is wanted. Look at the information in the API for java.lang.System,getProperties(), which lists properties available - choos the one you want.

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