Re: [Wrapper-user] environment variables

[Leif M. <le...@ta...>]

Todd,
    I don't understand.  In this output %windir% appears to be correctly 
resolving to C:\Windows
Are you still experiencing the problem?

    Where are you seeing that windir=C:\WinNT?  Are you testing the 
value inside of Java?  If so, it may
have something to do with the the other reply I sent you where the java 
properties were being passed
to the main class rather than to the jvm.

    Can you recheck this and let me know.

    Thanks,
    Leif

Todd Enright wrote:

> You betcha.  Here's what I get. 
>  
>
>     ----- Original Message -----
>     From: Leif Mortenson <mailto:le...@ta...>
>     To: wra...@li...
>     <mailto:wra...@li...>
>     Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:53 AM
>     Subject: Re: [Wrapper-user] environment variables
>
>     I just put a debug build of Wrapper.exe up on the server at
>     http://wrapper.sourceforge.net/Wrapper.exe
>     Can you BACKUP your current wrapper.exe and try it with this one?
>     It will dump out a bunch of debug info as it reads in the
>     properties from the file.
>     Could you post what you get?
>
>     Thanks,
>     Leif
>
>     Todd Enright wrote:
>
>>     Hi Leif,
>>     The variable is set to c:\windows in the control panel, and this
>>     is verified by going to a command prompt and typing SET.  I also
>>     have windir=c:\windows in the system variables but no setting in
>>     the user section.
>>      
>>     I have get the same results by running wrapper as either a
>>     console app, or a service.
>>      
>>     I'll keep digging on my end. 
>>
>>     Thanks,
>>     Todd
>>
>>         ----- Original Message -----
>>         From: Leif Mortenson <mailto:le...@ta...>
>>         To: wra...@li...
>>         <mailto:wra...@li...>
>>         Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 10:22 AM
>>         Subject: Re: [Wrapper-user] environment variables
>>
>>         Todd,
>>             Strange, All the wrapper does is call the standard
>>         Windows API to get the
>>         system environment variable's value.
>>
>>             I just tested this on a Windows XP machine and on my
>>         machine I got the correct
>>         value:  C:\WINDOWS
>>
>>             What do you get if you open a command prompt and type SET
>>         at the prompt?
>>
>>             Do you see this problem when run as both a service and as
>>         a console app?  Or
>>         just one or the other?
>>
>>             You might want to go in and look at the environment
>>         variable setting in the
>>         system control panel.  There are two sections.  User
>>         variables and system
>>         variables.  I have windir=c:\windows in the system variables
>>         but no setting in the
>>         user section.  If the variable is set in both places, then
>>         you may be getting
>>         different values depending on context.
>>
>>             Let me know whether or not any of this helps.
>>
>>             Cheers,
>>             Leif
>>
>>
>>         Todd Enright wrote:
>>
>>>         I am using ver 2.2.9 on XP. 
>>>         The environment variable for WINDIR returning c:\winnt, but
>>>         the actuall WINDIR variable on my machine is c:\windows, and
>>>         further i don't have any c:\winnt directory on my machine. 
>>>          
>>>         Do you know why this is happening?
>>
>>
>