Re: [jcvs] How can I determine my "home" directory under Windows?

[Tim Endres <time@trustice.com>]

If you used IA to install, then you need to edit the "lax" file to
direct stdio. You will find a ".lax" file in your install directory.
In that file, which is a text file editable by Notepad, you will find:

   lax.stderr.redirect=
and
   lax.stdout.redirect=

Change these to something like this:

   lax.stderr.redirect=C:\stderr.txt
   lax.stdout.redirect=C:\stdout.txt

Then run jCVS, quit and read both files. One will contain the output.
tim.

> Well, I don't see it go by.
> I guess it is because of the way Install Anywhere sets things up.
> 
> Thanks, I'll keep looking
> Roger
> 
> >From: Tim Endres <time@trustice.com>
> >
> >jCVS prints out the value of 'user.home' on stdout when it starts up.
> >tim.
> >
> > > I've created a jcvsdef.txt file and wish to install it, but where?
> 
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