Current Dir path

I want to be able to load Images into my Swing app from a standard directory. Is there such a thing as relative paths in Java ImageIcon class? Basically I don't want to hard code the path names. For obvious reasons.
What is the starting path?

Cabaal,
Would you be so kind as to post your solution? I am encountering the same issue, and cannot for the life of me figure it out. I'm new to Java, and am using Forte, if that makes a difference. My CLASSPATH appears to be correct (it includes the "." path), but I still cannot load images from the "images" directory of the current project/class.
Thank you!

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