How to get the path of the web-archive on the local filesystem?? [Apache]

Hello all,
Im running a webapplication on a tomcat server.
I need to find out the path of the web-archive on the local filesystem to access several files.
How can I do that with out having an instance of HttpRequest or whatever??

Hello Bruce.
Please take a look at the following KBase article. It has a sample that will retrieve the folder structure for a specified Crystal Report template based on the instance name in the file store. The sample there can be easily modified so that it is based on a specific infoObject id.
1549728 - How to find the folder structure in the CMC of a report template based on the instance file name in the output file store.
The KBase can be retrieve from the following link:
https://bosap-support.wdf.sap.corp/sap/support/notes/1549728
Please note that the KBase article is retrieved through the Service MarketPlace.
I hope this helps.
Regards.
- Robert

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