How to set the defualt directory of where to look for a file to read

I am reading a file from a servlet. I wanted to see where Tomcat would write the file if I didn't specify a path. The results surprised me. It wrote the file in: "C:\Documents and Settings\myusername\Start Menu\Programs\Apache Tomcat 4.1". So I looked through server.xml to see if perhaps this path was set there but didn't find anything. I right clicked on the "Start Tomcat" target to see its properties and there it was. There was a field "Start in:" and it contained the aforementioned path. I changed it to what I wanted but there has to be a way to set this in server.xml. How do I do this. my guess would be something like :
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silas

Well, actually, it opens file where the process is currently located on your fileSystem. since you seems to be using windows, the process is started in the directory written in the "Starts In" field. Now you could use the command line (the ugly MSDOS like window), go to some directory and starts the tomcat process from there, and the files would be created in that place.
The docBase tells where tomcat should look when looking for pages (html jsp, etc...). If you want to use it, you can still refers to it as :
new File (yourServlet.getServletConfig().getContextPath("/myfile.txt"))Another track to check would be to look in the System.getProperties. There has to be some property that gives the current JVM path, try to change it to the location you'd like it to be and see if it conforms to how you'd like to see it works.
Still, remember that you can have multiple Context in your servlet container, so there's no reason for tomcat to set the JVM default path to the docBase from one or another (File is a global JVM utility, not a J2EE only feature !!).

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