Java - USB I/O

Hello,
I have problems with the running of my USB app. I get a error of "Exception in thread "main" javax.usb.UsbException: Properties file javax.usb.properties not found."...
Well, I have killed Google with this error, but still no luck. This is the only answer I could find : http://javax-usb.org/faq.html#what_is_properties_file.
I have already setup my CLASSPATH. And I have all the needed packages. My code doesn't give any error on compiling, but only on running the app.
Please Help me?? Its very, VERY urgent!!
Thanks you.
Jo

JaVaSpiKe wrote:
I thought this was the place to come for help... But instead you are over looking my question and telling me how to ask it... Thanks for nothing.Stamping you feet like a petulant child won't help either.
There are at least two ways java supports USB - some USB devices manifest themselves as other devices e.g. serial ports, disk drives LAN cards etc. These devices may be addressed using the java support for those classes of device.
Otherwise there are some third-party libraries - such as the one you have found - which may or may not work in you particular circumstance. But you best support for those libraries is the libraries own web site/support board.

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