RunScript SOAP command, path problem

Hi,
When I run a JavaScript from an AIR application on InDesign Server I put the path to the script in the line:
Scripts:Application:myFolder:myScript.jsx
This works on Win XP and on Mac OSX 10.4, but not on Mac OSX 10.5.
I have also tried Scripts:User: but the result is the same. With tcpdump I can see in the returned message that the script file cannot be found.
When I replace "Scripts:Application:" with an absolute path then it works. But this is not a good solution because the path is not the same on Mac and Win.
Can someone help ?
Wolfgang

When I try that but replace it with my current version its says this "System cannont find file path" Then if I put program files before that it still doesnt work and no matter what ive tried it doesnt seem to work.I'm not a Windows guy, but it sounds like you put the wrong path in the PATH variable. Maybe you installed the JVM in a different location?
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