V
Vedran
Hello!
I made an application that does some number crunching (based on the user
input from the SWT-GUI), and the output of the application is a CVS file
that can be used for making plots. Application will be used by many users
on different locations. Therefore I'm using JWS to distribute application
via web. Can I store the configuration files (such as CVS output path)
locally. My problem is that this application has to be run on different
platforms (so I can't use same path for config files). Is there an
elegant way of solving this or do I have to somehow determine whether the
application is used on Windows or Linux or Mac or Solaris, and write
different configuration accessing and saving methods. Can I store
configuration files in JWS cache direcotry (I guess I'll have write
permissions there)?
I would appreciate all advice on the issue. Thanks in advance!
I made an application that does some number crunching (based on the user
input from the SWT-GUI), and the output of the application is a CVS file
that can be used for making plots. Application will be used by many users
on different locations. Therefore I'm using JWS to distribute application
via web. Can I store the configuration files (such as CVS output path)
locally. My problem is that this application has to be run on different
platforms (so I can't use same path for config files). Is there an
elegant way of solving this or do I have to somehow determine whether the
application is used on Windows or Linux or Mac or Solaris, and write
different configuration accessing and saving methods. Can I store
configuration files in JWS cache direcotry (I guess I'll have write
permissions there)?
I would appreciate all advice on the issue. Thanks in advance!