Posted by
Joachim Wesner on
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Hi,
this problem I think came up more than once:
Solution 1)
The "plugins.dir" property specifies the location of the parent of the
plugins directory. This property can be set from either the command
line or from within a Java program that starts ImageJ. For example, if
you run ImageJ with the command
java -Dplugins.dir=/Users/wayne -cp ij.jar ij.ImageJ
it will look for the plugins folder in the /Users/wayne/ directory.
This property can also be set in a program that launches ImageJ:
System.getProperties().setProperty("plugins.dir",
"/Users/wayne/ImageJ");
new ImageJ(null)
Solution 2)
> Is there a way to configure that the plugin directory is stored on the
> server?
Yes. You can pass the command line option "-ijpath x:/hello" and ImageJ
will look in x:/hello/plugins for the plugins.
You could also try some trickery with Java properties, but that is more
complicated.
Alternatively, you could patch ImageJ to read the plugin path from
IJ_Props.txt, which is contained in the JAR file.
Cheers
JW
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Is there a mechanism that will allow the relocation of where ImageJ
(located on the C drive) looks to find the plugin directory (e.g. on a
networked drive where "my documents" that is backed-up)? --- Mike
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