How to find out javascript application pathname?

Hi all,
I need to find out the javascript(.js) fileName and pathName via scripting. For example if i run the script from the outside of the illustrator location (c:\script\sample.js). I need to find out the location of the scripting file(application path). Kindly share with me the possibilities. This is for "illustrator cs3".
Thanks for looking into this...

Hi,
I am not aware of any spec defined way of finding out such info. There may be vendor specific APIs or mechanisms.
But you can use environment entries in your deployment descriptors to specify the information and make use of the entries inside your j2ee component. That will make your code platform neutral.
Sahoo

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