Hey guys, I'm working a project, which downloads a file from a FTP server using tFTPGet, rearranges the columns, then uploads the new file to another FTP server. I want to export the job as a .jar and make it portable to any machine. However, I'm running into a problem because I don't know where to store the files that get pulled from the FTP server. Is there a way to direct tFTPGet to save the files in some sort of local working directory? If not are there any other viable solutions to this problem?
I'm able to save the files and then delete them when I'm done. However, my problem is where do I save them if I want to make my job fully portable on each machine? Not every machine I'll be running it on will have a /usr/UserName/Desktop/ProjectTempFile folder. I'm wanting to know how to save it in the directory that the .jar file resides when I build the project.
I can define a context variable to store the location path where I want to save the file. However, what I'm wanting to know is if there is a way to store the file in the same location that the built Job is running from. Once that job moves around, the directory path is not the same and I want to see if there is a dynamic way for the job to know where it is running from.
