How to give Path for a properties file

Hi,
I am using a SQL.properties file to load all my SQL statements to my EJB JDBC prepared Statement. I have placed the SQL.properties file in com.company.sql package. I have another SQL class in the same package which is loading the SQL.properties file to cache for future use. I am using the path as "SQL.properties" (the file name straight ) in the SQL class to access the properties file.
I am using Sun App Server 7. To get access to this file I need to copy the SQL.properties file to the config directory of the app server instance. Otherwise it is not able to locate the file. I don't want to put the properties file in the config directory of the app server instance. Please help me, what path I have to give to access the file from the package itself, rather from the config directory of server instance.
I think , some one who is doing localization can help me out here. They have to put the localized properties file to access the text out of it. Please help me. Thanks in advance.
Thanks
Amit

You can use ResourceBundle class to load this properties file from the classpath:
ResourceBundle props = null;
props = ResourceBundle.getBundle("com.company.sql.SQL");

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