Configure properties file that java file uses in OSB.

I have a jar file consisting of java files which maintain the session id in the queue. One main jar depends on 3 more jars for logging.
Also java files in the jar depends on the *.properties file to read the queue length dynamically.
I need to access the main jar from osb proxy server. I used java callout to access the java method provided in the main jar.
My question is: where should I place *.properties which is used by java class, in the osb folder. I don't see how I can add *.properties in the osb console.
Your timely help is greatly appreciated.

sudheshna wrote:
another java class which loads property file...I'm understanding that you don't have way to modify this +"another java class"+, but you have to figure out what strategy it uses to pick up the properties file... classpath? environment variable? absolute path? relative path?
If the file needs to be on the classpath (a common strategy) then you can just place the it in %DOMAIN_HOME%\config\soa-infra... This one is usually in the classpath... Other option is to change setDomainEnv.cmd(setDomainEnv.sh) to add a directory to the classpath and place the file there...
Hope this helps...
Cheers,
Vlad

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