Where is my jar-file ?

I launch my application (jar-file) via webstart.
I would like to obtain the absolute file path of the jar-file
at runtime.
I am not sure in what directory it is cached by webstart.
I would have expected something in the reflection API to find out the jar-file at runtime but could not find something.

Hi,
it's kind of a hack, but you can use the Class#getResource method to retrieve the JarURL of some class (e.g. your main-class). Then you can parse the JarURL to retrieve the jar name. Not very beautiful, but it should be working.
Ulf

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check jdeveloper_home\jdeveloper_10133_<version>\jlib\identitystore.jar
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check jdeveloper_home\jdeveloper_10133_<version>\jlib\identitystore.jar
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