Array in Properties File

I thought I could make a properties file that looked like this:
my.array.values=blah
my.array.values=blah blah
my.array.values=oh blahbady blah...then I can get the properties out as an array. Did I just imaging that or something? How would I get an array in a properties file?

You'll either have to write your own or find one on the web.
%yeah, i was afraid of that
for now i might do comma delimited string entry in props file
i don't want to parse xml or write anything special for this

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