Comment Comment by paveworld just try using the unix command lsofif you know the PID aka Process ID for the application yr running try lsof -p PID_NUM_HEREit will give you a list of every open file your application is using along with it's full pathfinally, if that gave you too many lines try lsof -p PID_NUM_HERE | grep -E 'txt|properties|config'I know you wanted the files listed it in a help file however this will work 100% of the timeBest, Stephen parent paveworld 3 years ago
if you know the PID aka Process ID for the application yr running try lsof -p PID_NUM_HERE
it will give you a list of every open file your application is using along with it's full path
finally, if that gave you too many lines try lsof -p PID_NUM_HERE | grep -E 'txt|properties|config'
I know you wanted the files listed it in a help file however this will work 100% of the time
Best, Stephen