How to use Stylesheets packaged in JAR file

Hi,
I would like to package XSL files in a JAR. The stylesheet may import other XSL files. For example:
<xsl:import href="demos.xsl">
<xsl:import href="table.xsl">
where the original stylesheet and the imported stylesheets (demos.xsl and table.xsl) are all located in this package: com.company.xsl
Is there a way for the transformers to retrieve the files from the JAR?
Possibly another complication is that this JAR file is loaded at runtime.
Any suggestions would be of great help. Thanks!

Thanks that worked.
However, is it possible to use a relative path? Right now it only works if the absolute path is used:
<xsl:import href="jar:file:///c:/applications/bin/myjar.jar!/com/company/xsl/table.xsl" />
It would be nice if this worked instead:
<xsl:import href="jar:file:///./bin/myjar.jar!/com/company/xsl/table.xsl" />

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