Application Properties in Webdynpro

Hi,
I need to use Application properties in my webdynpro application so that i can change some settings by using the Application XML.
I add a Name and Value in the Application Properties and try to retieve the same using the following code.
IWDApplicationPropertyInfo myCol = wdComponentAPI.getApplication().getApplicationInfo().findInApplicationProperties("TIMEIDHELP");
wdContext.currentContextElement().setTimeID(myCol.getValue());
I am always getting the answer as null.
Can someone help me on this?
Regards,
Balaji

Hi Stefan,
It does work . But theproperty that i set here needs to be configured from outside the application.
So i tried to change the value of the property in the xml file of Application properties and restart the dispatcher and my application from the admin tool and try to run the applciation but still the old value is picked up.
Can you please help.
The location of the xml file is
....\j2ee\cluster\server0\temp\webdynpro\public\local\DYNPro\webdynpro\Applications\com.test.DynApplication
Regards,
Balaji

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