Application: Loading images

How do I find the directory where the application is running from? With applets I use getDocumentBase(), but how do I do it with an application? I need it for loading images and other files to use within the application.
Audun Steinholm

private String iName = ".\\spr\\Dark.gif";
this points to the file name dark.gif, which resides in the sub directory Spr, which resides in the directory from which the application was run.
for instance, if i ran the executable jar from C:\programs\java
it would look like
c:\programs\java\program.jar
C:\programs\java\spr\dark.gif
does that make sense?

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