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    How to execute a batch file from mango

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      ftomiBR
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      I am using Event Handler Process type to execute a .bat file triggered by an event.

      I would like to know how can I use relative paths there.

      Or where should I put the file in order to just call it without giving the path.

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        mlohbihler
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        On my instance (and i believe this is common) the process work directory is <tomcat>/bin. Relative paths should work, so if your bat file is in <tomcat>, you can say "../foo.bat".

        Best regards,
        Matthew

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          mlohbihler
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          I think this applies if you start Tomcat with the scripts in bin. If you start by some other means - say, init.d or something - the work dir may be different. Try the command "pwd" and look for output in the Tomcat console. It will be an info message.

          Best regards,
          Matthew

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            JoelHaggar
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            On my Unbuntu system it is directly under the Tomcat directory.

            Joel.

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