Where to store mysap.properties file?

Hello,
I'm trying to test application Test User Management under SAP J2EE engine of SRM UM. When I run page:
http://mysite:54000/logon/TestUM
there is an message:
Test is disabled, please specify UM_TESTUM=true
I assume that this "UM_TESTUM=true" setting should be put in mysap.properties file. My question is where to store mysap.properties file?
Somewhere here?
c:\usr\sap\SRM2_UM\j2ee\j2ee_40\cluster\server\services\servlet_jsp\work\jspTemp\logon\
Thanks
m./

Path for tat file is:
c:\sapmarkets\properties\mySAP.properties
BR
m./

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