Accessing other DC properties file

Hi All,
I am able to access the properties file within same DC. Now I am trying to access the properties file from other DC but no luck.
Accessing Local file : ResourceBundle rb = ResourceBundle.getBundle(firstFile);
kindly help me out in this.
regards,
Suresh

Hi Runak,
Thanks for the link.
Can i change the properties file out of the project, what i mean is every time I add/delete a key-value pair in properties file do i have to compile and deploy the whole project again???
Is there any way I can change the proerties file without having to compile and deploy the project every time properties file is modified??
Cheers
kush

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