File dir in jdev

hi all
i have an .xml file in my adf application .
it located at view--->backing----->myfile.xml i try to read som data from it but always i get exception file not found ,
so how to refer to the file location in this case.
thnx

Try the following statement to get an InputStream to your file:
InputStream stream = MyClass.class.getResourceAsStream("/view/backing/myfile.xml");where MyClass is some application class that is packed in the same JAR or WAR as the requested XML file.
This approach should work when the application is run inside JDeveloper as well when the application is deployed on a standalone application server.
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