what are you trying to achieve ? It doesn't make sense to set *multiple folders* as the *working directory*.
The working directory is unique by definition
More specifically, the working directory is the location in the file system from where the java command was invoked. It is accessible via in the "user.dir" system property: System.getProperty("user.dir")
I hve two different process which are located in two different folders. In earlier Idea version i used mention two different directory paths. but the new one is not letting me to do so.
Sorry, really try to explain situation in detail. What is it you want to achieve?
This does not make any sense: "I hve two different process which are located in two different folders. In earlier Idea version i used mention two different directory paths. but the new one is not letting me to do so."
You simply do not have processes in a folder (a folder contains files after all). You can start two processes using run configurations, either two different run configurations (each with their own working directory) or you can start the same run configuration twice.
What do you really want to achieve?
A process simply has only one working folder, so it makes not sense at all to specify multiple folders.
Sandeep wrote:
what are you trying to achieve ?
It doesn't make sense to set *multiple folders* as the *working directory*.
The working directory is unique by definition
More specifically, the working directory is the location in the file system from where the java command was invoked. It is accessible via in the "user.dir" system property: System.getProperty("user.dir")
I hve two different process which are located in two different folders. In earlier Idea version i used mention two different directory paths. but the new one is not letting me to do so.
Sorry, really try to explain situation in detail. What is it you want to achieve?
This does not make any sense:
"I hve two different process which are located in two different folders. In earlier Idea version i used mention two different directory paths. but the new one is not letting me to do so."
You simply do not have processes in a folder (a folder contains files after all).
You can start two processes using run configurations, either two different run configurations (each with their own working directory) or you can start the same run configuration twice.