Webutil .dll problem

Hello,
Using Java 6u32 and FireFox 12.0 on XP.
See below, I don't understand where 'null' is coming from. As I understand it should point to the JRE directory (or the \bin inside the JRE dir)?
(I think a solution is placing the .dll files manually in WINDOWS\System32 (java.library.path))
RegisterWebUtil - Loading Webutil Version 1.0.2 Beta
proxyHost=null
proxyPort=0
connectMode=HTTP, native.
Versie van Forms-applet is: 10.1.2.0
2012-mei-18 11:11:14.922 ERROR>WUC-19 [URLDownload.pullFile()] Unable to write to local file null\bin\jacob.dll,java.io.FileNotFoundException: null\bin\jacob.dll (system cannot find path specified)
2012-mei-18 11:11:15.499 ERROR>WUC-19 [URLDownload.pullFile()] Unable to write to local file null\bin\JNIsharedstubs.dll,java.io.FileNotFoundException: null\bin\JNIsharedstubs.dll (system cannot find path specified)
2012-mei-18 11:11:16.108 ERROR>WUC-19 [URLDownload.pullFile()] Unable to write to local file null\bin\d2kwut60.dll,java.io.FileNotFoundException: null\bin\d2kwut60.dll (system cannot find path specified)
--

Hi Stephan,
The webutil-related DLLs (jacob.dll, JNIsharedstubs.dll, d2kwut60.dll) are automatically downloaded to the Jinitiator\bin folder on the client machine.
The error "Unable to write to local file ...Jinitiator\bin..." indicates that the attempt to make a local copy of a server side file failed. This could happen if there is no sufficient space on the client side disk and/or the user does not have permissions to the specified directory.
Please follow the metalink note for the same.
*How To Change The Default Download Directory For Forms WebUtil Client Files [ID 783937.1]*
Regards
Fabian

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