Calling property file inside jsp in weblogic.

In JSP file, sometimes, we use the following code in the jspInit()
          <%!
          ResourceBundle resouce =null;
          public void jspInit() {
          resource = ResourceBundle.getBundle("resources");
          %>
          The resources.properties is the file to have the name value pair, which is
          easy to get a list of something.
          Can I still use properties file in my JSP in weblogic? where should I put
          properties? is it weblogic\myserver\under public_html ?
          Thank you for any help.
          li

Can I still use properties file in my JSP in weblogic? where should I          put
          > > properties? is it weblogic\myserver\under public_html ?
          >
          > yes, put the properties file in your java classpath.
          I mean to say, put properties file in a directory, which is in Java class
          path.
          thanks,
          -ramu
          "Ramu" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          news:3a6623c0$[email protected]..
          > "li" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          > news:3a661a8c$[email protected]..
          > > In JSP file, sometimes, we use the following code in the jspInit()
          > > <%!
          > > ResourceBundle resouce =null;
          > > public void jspInit() {
          > > resource = ResourceBundle.getBundle("resources");
          > > }
          > > %>
          > > The resources.properties is the file to have the name value pair, which
          is
          > > easy to get a list of something.
          > >
          > > Can I still use properties file in my JSP in weblogic? where should I
          put
          > > properties? is it weblogic\myserver\under public_html ?
          >
          > yes, put the properties file in your java classpath.
          >
          > -ramu
          >
          >
          >
          > >
          > >
          > > Thank you for any help.
          > >
          > > li
          > >
          > >
          > >
          > >
          >
          >

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