How to reload Properties class

Hi,
I am using the following code to reload ResourceBundle.
Now I have decided o switch from ResourceBundle to Properties.
I would liek to know the modifications needed in this code to reload Properties class.
When I use the same code I am getting NoSuchFieldException when the method 'getDeclaredField("cacheList")' is called.
Class<Properties> type = Properties.class;
Field cacheList = type.getDeclaredField("cacheList");
cacheList.setAccessible(true);
((Map)cacheList.get(Properties.class)).clear();
Please help.
Thanks in advance,
Neelambary

Why don't you just use clear() and load(InputStream)?
regards
slowfly

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