Handling Relative Paths

In the JSON configuration file, all the fields that have values for the paths to directories or files on disk, support relative paths.

These fields include: outputDir, baseDir, exportPath, and file. All the relative paths are defined relative to the directory in which the JSON configuration file is located.

For example, the static resources are defined as follows (in Unix/Linux OS replace \\ with /):

staticResources":[{
                       "id": 1,
                       "file" : "staticres\\static1.res"
                    }, {
                       "id": 2,
                       "file" : "staticres\\static2.res"
                    }]

If the JSON configuration file is in the following location (in Unix/Linux OS replace \ with / and a proper Unix/Linux OS path):

C:\Users\Test

Then the Converter finds the data for the static resources in the following locations (in Unix/Linux OS replace \ with / and a proper Unix/Linux OS path):

C:\Users\Test\staticres\static1.res

C:\Users\Test\staticres\static2.res

This applies for any input or output relative path directory. In case of a list of paths, like the exportPath field, the preceding statements apply for each path in the list.