Where output to log file stored physicaly?

hello,
I want to setup JAVA WebStarts "Output Options" & "Log to file" by some application, but question is where this information stored physicaly? (registry or some file)
thanks
Nerius

I found i by myself
the problem was WINDOWS NT !
so it stores configuration on
%SystemRoot%\Profiles\<CurrentUser>\.javaw\javaw.cfg
Nerius

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