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From Java, is it possible to get the complete commandline with all arguments that started the application?
System.getEnv() and System.getProperties() do not appear to contain the values.
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Have a look at YAJSW (Yet Another Java Service Wrapper) - it has JNA-based implementations for various OSes (including win32 and linux) that do exactly this so it can grab the commandline for a running process and create a config that wraps it in a service. A bit more info here.
There is a environment variable %~dp0 which returns the complete path