Siebel Interactive Designer API Reference > Utility Functions >

GetJDPath


Usage

Use the GetJDPath function to return the file system path to the jd directory of the application.

Use this function instead of hard-coding a relative directory path (for example, ../jd/header.js), because the relative path can change depending on:

Syntax

GetJDPath()

Example

If the application is installed at
http://server.company.com/myapp, you could define

var jdpath = ISS.GetJDPath();

In this case, jdpath would be the string "/myapp/jd".


 Siebel Interactive Designer API Reference 
 Published: 18 April 2003