The page works fine for ~24 hours before this exception starts to show up. If
the user.home property was not set it would probably error out first thing.
I am not setting it anywhere else either.
Thanks,
Zack
martijn.list wrote:
>
> Afaics resolve only throws a NullPointerException when either parent or
> child is null. The line numbers from the Stack trace do not exactly line
> up with my Java so I don't know at what line the exception actually
> occurs. I don't think child can be null because it is is the result of
> File.getPath(). So, parent must be null (I guess :). That would suggest
> that System.getProperty("user.dir") returns null (this is the parent
> from the overloaded resolve(File f)).
>
> Just a wild guess
>
> Could it be that somewhere, somehow inside your code or code from a
> library user.dir is set to null?
>
> Martijn Brinkers
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