This meta tag returns the absolute path to the Web server document root.
<@WEBROOT> is useful for creating paths in File and External actions, which require absolute paths rather than paths relative to the Web server document root.
<@WEBROOT> does not include a trailing slash separator; this means that you must add one in certain cases.
For example, if your Web server document root on Windows corresponds to the root of a drive (D:), you must append a slash to create a well-formed path to that directory (<@WEBROOT>/); this is necessary if you want to read or write files to that directory.
When using the Tango2000.acgi on the Macintosh, this meta tag returns the path to the folder where Tango2000.acgi resides.
This meta tag returns the path to the Web server document root.
For example, if the Windows Apache Web server is installed to its default location, this tag returns: C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache\htdocs\
These meta tags return the absolute path to where the current application file is located.
<@APPFILEPATH>
<@APPPATH>
<@CLASSFILEPATH>
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