Trying to read an XML file from the resources

Hi,
I am having a problem reading a file from the resources: In my project I have data.xml in my project resources folder. I tried the following and it does not work:
File xsltFile = new File("resources/data.xml");
or
File xsltFile = new File("/resources/data.xml");
Anybody could help please.
Rgrds.

Hi,
I have tried the following and it does not work:
URL url = this.getExternalContext().getResource("/resources/displayPassengers.xsl");
File xsltFile = new File( url.getFile());
However, the url object has the following properties:
url.getPath() = "/server/benchmark/resources/displayPassengers.xsl";
url.getFile() = "/server/benchmark/resources/displayPassengers.xsl";
but I still can not read the xsltFile. The code are on the prerender() method of the page.
Please let me know.
Rgrds.

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