How resource files(.rc) are implemented in java

I want to know how resource files are implemented in java. I am using a window98 as OS.
Thank you
Abu_ramla

I wonder if this might help:
ResourceBundle rbd = ResourceBundle.getBundle("Filename");
to get a property out of the resourceBundle use:
String varname = (String) prb.getObject("propName");
As allways, check the API
Hope this helps
Elouiza

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