A Changing the Default MD-VOP User File Directory

By default, MD-VOP stores user created files under the User home directory, in a sub-directory called .mdvop.

You can edit the MD-VOP launch scripts as follows to override the default home directory where the .mdvop directory resides.

Changing the Default Directory in Windows

Access the MD-VOP executable file, mdvop.bat, in a text editor and insert the following statement in both entries:

-Dapplication.user.home=<new root path>

Note: Substitute your new directory path for new root path.

In the following example, the inserted statements are shown in bold:

start %javalocation% -classpath %classpatha% -

Dapplication.user.home=<new root path> -

Djava.security.policy=rmi.policya %policya% -view

start %javalocation% -classpath %classpatha% -

Dapplication.user.home=<new root path> -

Djava.security.policy=rmi.policya %policya% -view %1

Changing the Default Directory in UNIX

Access the MD-VOP executable file, mdvop, in a text editor and insert the following statement in the first two entries:

-Dapplication.user.home=<new root path>

Note: Substitute your new directory path for new root path.

In the following example, the inserted statements are shown in bold:

${javalocation} -classpath "${startlib}" -

Dapplication.user.home=<new root path> -

Djava.security.policy=${policycurrent} -cse

${javalocation} -classpath "${startlib}" -

Dapplication.user.home=<new root path> -

Djava.security.policy=${policycurrent} -cse ${properties} &

Note: You do not need to edit the third entry.