Getting class directory path

If given a class name is it possible to find out where the class is located on the computer? Like for instance I have a class whatever.class In my java program is it possible to find out that say whatever.class resides in c:\java\classes ?

Yeah, if it's in your classpath then there's a way. But if you are like the several hundred other people who already asked that question, then that isn't your real question. You probably want to put a configuration file in the same directory, and you want to be able to find that file, or something like that. I don't see any use for knowing what directory a class is in... unless you would like to expand on the question.

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